So he may omit to exercise his right to remove his suit to a Federal tribunal, as often as he thinks fit, in each recurring case.
Initially 10 exercises were selected, but as the quantity and quality of exercise performance improved, these were progressed by omitting easier exercises and introducing more challenging exercises.
This broad based definition of frailty was used to ensure that suitable papers were not omitted, intervention: exercise programmes performed primarily in the seated position.
Targeting the right activities at the right pace will help you make time for activities you might normally omit, like flexibility exercises or strength training.
The effects of consuming or omitting breakfast and exercise or rest on cognitive function, mood and appetite were assessed in twelve healthy male participants who completed four trials; no breakfast and rest, breakfast and rest, no breakfast and exercise or breakfast and exercise in a randomized cross-over design.
Caution must be exercised if blood glucose is low to omit exenatide or use lowered insulin and/or exenatide dose.
19As discussed in the appendix, we lack the necessary data to conduct this exercise for 1960, and so omit that year from our analysis.
The first lemma is to describe geometric properties of convex function, but this will be standard, so we will omit the proof (cf. [[2], (13.34) Exercise: Convex functions].
Lawyers still exercised what they maintained was a right to omit some entries, including in cases of highly sensitive meetings, such as interviews for prospective Supreme Court candidates and those dealing with national security or intelligence matters.
Thus, "an author 'superintends' the work by exercising control". Id. at 1234 (quoting Burrow-Giles, 111 U.S. at 61) (alteration omitted).
In subsection (c), the words "In exercising the functions, powers, and duties conferred on and transferred to the Secretary by this chapter" before "Secretary" are omitted as surplus.
