Almost every experimental study of SERS omitted the issues of the negative effects of adhesion layer [32 36], while we found that it had a dramatic influence of SERS enhancement.
The media is constantly "condemning and providing false information again, with some truths omitted, some issues exaggerated, and some news reported without scrutiny".
Unlike the Russian version of Eurasianism, which has a neo-imperial, anti-Western and anti-globalisation character (Mostafa, 2013: pp. 161 163), Nazarbayev's is formulated in a positive manner (i.e. from the in-favour-of rather than against perspective) and centres around economic integration, chiefly omitting the issues of ideology and security (ibid: 167; Nurgaliyeva, 2016: p. 97).
With its black, white, and Latino cast, the film also depicts a color blind society, pointedly omitting any issues of race.
A patient-centred perspective based on a qualitative methodology was chosen in order to ensure that the content was appropiate and relevant for the target population and did not omit any issues of importance to the HAE-C1-INH patient.
It must be acknowledged, however, that the list was limited by the experience and knowledge of the experts who attended the meeting and as such, it is certainly possible that the list omits key issues that others would consider to be important.
Sept. 17, 1997 Correction: December 25, 2000, Monday A sampling of comments from Senator John Ashcroft of Missouri on Saturday, illustrating his views over the years on public issues, omitted a heading and thus misstated the context for a quotation about abortion.
omitted as the issues with a sample had not been resolved.
Note that Slo and Thi were omitted to avoid issues of colinearity; and the salinity and temperature differences were log-transformed to account for an apparent nonlinearity in their relationships with BWDO.
I'm not the first to point out the serious logical flaw in Mr Edwards' argument, namely, that it entirely omits the issue of composition of the workforce.
