Sentence examples for omitted might from inspiring English sources

One long act, with some of the current staging's numbers trimmed or omitted, might have made an already exuberant ballet even livelier.

Whole-breast radiotherapy after lumpectomy in patients in whom the SLNB is omitted might therefore help to prevent an increase of the regional recurrence rate.

The identification of a good prognosis subgroup of HER-2-positive patients, for whom chemotherapy and/or trastuzumab could safely be omitted, might reduce both unnecessary toxicity and high treatment costs.

The latter, whose literary mantra was "The only art is to omit", might be another covert influence on The Children Act.

Patients with within-object neglect tend to ignore parts of objects and patients with between-object neglect might omit complete objects presented next to another object.

Such effects, also known as parasitic feedbacks, are inherently difficult to handle in classic gain-scheduling control design and are often omitted, which might result in performance degradations or even destabilization of the closed-loop system.

However, we should remark that the latter finding is only suggestive since some omitted factors might bias the estimated relationship between worker's absenteeism and his/her risk of dismissal.

Other variables and their interaction terms may in some ways replace the role elevation and other omitted terms might have played in predicting tsetse abundance.

Some omitted variables might influence both HIV-related stigma and the likelihood of being tested.

Parameter exploration makes it clear where the omitted mechanisms might have a crucial role to play.

It was possible to include a large number of potential confounding variables in the statistical models; however, it is possible that a key unknown confounding factor during early life was omitted, which might explain the differences observed in MS outcome between the mode of delivery groups.