The Judiciary Committee chairman, Patrick Leahy, has amendments that would extend family-sponsorship rights to gay and lesbian couples, a serious omission in the current bill.
We feel that the role of siblings is a major omission in the current literature on social mobility by the second-generation and that forthcoming studies would greatly benefit from such an extension especially when discussing upward mobility.
A potentially important omission in the current model is that of additional stress response phosphorylations made by p38 MAPK (MAPK14) and ERK (MAPK1), which may not be synonymous in their effect to those by JNK.
However, children with ADHD made more omission errors (in the current research hits and consequently omission errors were not affected by gum) and neither group of children were affected in terms of commission errors (in contrast to the current research, which found a positive impact in terms of reduced false alarms later in the task).
(2011, see Section Prediction effects uncovered in the absence of stimulation: omission paradigms in the current paper), auditory perception can be understood as an internal model of the sensory input that is a result of a hierarchical cascade of prediction errors being compared with top-down predictions at different levels of the processing hierarchy.
This is also against the backdrop of recent findings from a national survey of paediatricians in the country which highlighted the apparent omission of NNJ in the current global child health priorities for newborn care for Nigeria and comparable developing countries [ 24].
Therefore, the differential effects of neutral distractors on omission and commission errors observed in the current study were in line with previously reported differential effects of distractors on errors of omission and commission [21], [34].
One omission from the current review is the usefulness of secondary symptoms in stuttering; this requires more detailed examination in the research literature.
The elements in the assessment tool do have considerable overlap with fields collected in the current study, with omission only of some comparatively rare and specific events: status epilepticus, swelling of limb (non-weight bearing), bile stained vomit, and "new lump".
The omission of these cost categories has likely resulted, in the current analysis, in an overestimate of the relative contribution of some cost categories.
