Sentence examples for omitted rather from inspiring English sources

McNamee's lawyers said the prosecutors accepted his new information as merely having been omitted, rather than as being untrue.

Sometimes it is what is omitted rather than what is included that is the most telling.

In the 1966 Lincoln Center production of the show, produced two years after the Civil Rights Act of 1964 was passed, this section of the opening chorus was omitted rather than having words changed.

The Daughter of a hypertensive man who was also a nurse stated, 'For the first time, the doctor told my father to change his diet into a moderate regimen i.e., the salt should not be omitted rather he should take it less than before.

Input-output selection in DEA is usually guided by expert opinion, past experience and economic theory and there are no tests for model misspecification, which is most serious when relevant variables are omitted rather than when irrelevant ones are included [ 32].

Often, it is a case of what it chooses to omit rather than get plain wrong.

If the correction of sample mix-ups were accompanied by a greater level of uncertainty, one might consider omitting samples rather than assigning the inferred labels, though such an approach could also incur some bias.

If this was the case, their lower wages are a mere statistical illusion that reflects an omitted variable problem rather than a causal relationship between language ability and earnings.

This particular possibility would therefore be one of omitted variable bias rather than an exogenous force operating solely through densities of health workers.

The actual judgment also was often omitted, the interest centring rather upon the arguments presented by barristers in court.

Print was secondary: no doubt the audience of the later misprinted 1631 edition, when instructed by Exodus 20 14 that "thou shalt commit adultery," understood that a "not" had been omitted at the press rather than in Sinai.