Sentence examples for omits to define from inspiring English sources
The book fails to note that the original policy list of the Washington consensus (a term it omits to define) included a "competitive exchange rate".
Kanazawa omits to mention disorders such as Stockholm syndrome.
Thyssen omits to mention the allegations by Musiktipps24.
For example, variables that are difficult to define retrospectively, such as neonatal infection, were omitted.
T2-weighted images (TE = 80.4 ms) were used to define the region of interest (ROI) outlining the brain and omitting the enhancing ventricles using Marevisi (National Research Council, Canada) software.
where γ ̂ th is the threshold that defines the SR condition in the cross-link (note that the super-index (c) has been omitted to simplify the notation).
He may, however, omit this: We have proven ourselves incapable of doing the one thing that has come, against our will, to define us more than anything else we do as Israelis: occupation.
Mr Berlusconi has omitted to groom anyone.
Names have been omitted to protect the guilty.
The proof is omitted to avoid repetition.
*Last names omitted to protect privacy.
