Engineers have traditionally either omitted human from consideration in system hazard analysis or have treated them rather superficially, for example, that they behave randomly.
Existing objective QoE models, however, have focused mostly on the latter two and have omitted human QoE factors, such as affective states, from the equation.
Due to overexpression of exon 6b, omitted human Ano1 in HEK293 cells led to a significantly increased sensitivity to Ca2+ (Ferrera et al., 2009); we also speculate that hypoxia-induced increase in Ca2+ sensitivity of Ano1-mediated ICl(Ca) could be attributable to elevated expression levels of exon 6b excluded Ano1 variant in CVECs.
We purposefully omitted humans to avoid the possibility of controversy, but at the same time, we anticipated that the students may infer the similarities and differences between humans and the monkey.
This aversion is doubtless reflected in state science standards, only seven of which provide a comprehensive treatment of human evolution (Mead and Mates 2009), and in the individual classroom, where 17% of public school high school biology teachers omit human evolution altogether and 60% spend five hours or less on the topic (Berkman et al. 2008).
Finally, there is no gainsaying the fact that some teachers fail to teach evolution well; indeed, about one in six omit human evolution altogether, and one in eight present creationism as a scientifically credible alternative, according to a national poll (Berkman et al. 2008).
We omit human vital dynamics and migration.
In addition to "wearing out the deck" of his home pacing as he observed ocean storms, he traveled to Nassau, Cuba, Florida, Bermuda, interpreting the bright Caribbean light on the exotic scenery, omitting human figures, showing them in their struggle against the forces of nature, or displaying their fragility against vast expanses of sea and sky.
Researchers compared computer simulations of Earth's climate that included the influence of humans and omitted any human-generated greenhouse gases.
For example, at a cutoff of 0.5, the family containing yeast actin (ACT1) inappropriately omitted the human and mouse actin-related proteins ACTR8 and Actr8, while a cutoff of 0.3 was clearly too low and yielded many families with hundreds of extraneous members.
But Emerson chooses to omit these human details, and the reader feels the loss.
