Omitting very extreme cases, iron in its solid state is, like all other metals, polycrystalline that is, it consists of many crystals that join one another on their boundaries.
The length of the cut-off described in Rule 5 was chosen as a suitable length to omit very large molecules from UniChem, and serves to define the meaning of 'small molecule' in the context of UniChem.
For the purpose of giving useful information to the reader, we will intentionally omit very repeated aspects in the existing literature and that refer mainly to the history of the development of this kind of procedures, since this does not add too much practical information.
In fact, we can omit very large parts of the input lists without influencing the results at all.
We neglected all other values for cancer mortality and funding and performed all analyses on these values, omitting very rare cancers and funding not specifically targeted to one of the 26 categories.
While standing by the decision to end the game, Selig acknowledged yesterday that the Tuesday night announcement had omitted one very important piece of information.
He is also right in saying to readers, "Now it is time to do your part and vote with your feet," but he omitted a very important part we must all play in keeping and expanding this jewel: by supporting our events and making contributions to the museum.
When we consider the entire sample in columns (3) and (4), the coefficients have to be interpreted with respect to the omitted category (Very small firm: 5 10 employees).
The word "raised" is usually omitted, and very often "power" as well, so 35 is typically pronounced "three to the fifth" or "three to the five".
The authors omitted the very important contributions to radiation dose from radionuclides inside the body and from medical procedures.
