Subsequently we omitted redundant PMIDs, and reduced the list to 111 unique PMIDs.
Furthermore, the possibility of omitting redundant comments and concretizing comments before noting them by the tutor, or the more limited space may have contributed to the lower number and/or the higher quality of the comments in the paper based group.
After pilot participants reported respondent fatigue to the original 90-minute session, all scales were replaced with existing shorter versions and the instrument was carefully parsed to omit all redundant phrases.
The feature subset selection process omits the redundant or irrelevant features.
The proposed selection considered, beside the mentioned premises, the results of tests for omitted or redundant variables, and outliers, also.
Thus, the mRMR is a promising method for identifying the relevant genes and omitting the redundant and noisy genes.
Certainly, skepticism and vigilance are required with industry-sponsored trials because there are inevitably large financial interests, and omitted results, redundant presentations, and marketing 'spin' do sometimes occur [ 18, 19, 29, 31].
If a marker produced multiple bands with the same segregation profile but with different sizes, only two main bands were recorded as segregating alleles and the other bands were omitted as redundant information.
One part of that advice was that Regius should have dealt with substantial forms as Descartes had done in the Météores (AT VI, 239): that he should not have rejected them explicitly but, instead, should merely have omitted them as redundant to genuine explanations.
Since the definition of convexity requires the existence of midpoint, the word geodesic is redundant and so, for simplicity, we will omit it.
