The phrase "omitted points" is not commonly used in written English.
It may be more appropriate to use phrases like "missing information" or "excluded details" instead. For example: - "The report was incomplete, with several important details omitted." - "The student's essay was well-written, but there were a few points that were inadvertently left out." - "The omitted points in her argument weakened her overall stance."
One omitted point in Washington was slightly outside areas of high prediction, as were 3 points in California, so again data precision may come into the picture.
The success of each replicate model in predicting the single omitted point, relative to the proportional area predicted present, is then calculated using an extension to the cumulative binomial probability distribution.
Additionally, the selected cut-off value (R2 = 0.60) ensures that the retained dataset after omitting points to reach the cut-off is free of outliers in all cases (data not shown).
Once again, I don't want to digress into particular historical inaccuracies here, but I'm really obsessive about this and just can't bring myself to omit pointing out that Frist's letter, inviting other senators to attend a David Barton tour, actually contained two of Barton's most popular stories.
In an email, Chomsky noted to aporrea that the Guardian, a rather left paper from England to begin with, had omitted crucial points mentioned during his interview, which served as the later basis for the article.
Among the real episodes omitted, Mr. Coll pointed out, are the objections to "enhanced interrogation techniques" by certain military and legal officials during the Bush presidency.
Because the question was not submitted for publication by a reader, the article should have omitted specifics pointing to the identity of any one person or school and should have made it clear that the question was hypothetical.
Panorama made some play of Rahman's cabinet being comprised entirely of fellow Bengalis, but omitted to point out that every non-Bengali Tower Hamlets councillor is in a party that refuses to work with him.
"He never omitted to point out the mistakes he thought Gaddafi made, but they maintained mutual respect even while expressing their differences at times". Another friend was the Queen: he was one of very few people to call her by her name.
