Sentence examples for omitting a key from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 shows that the consequences of omitting a key search term vary considerably, with identification failure rates ranging from 0.0% (for leaving out "h1n1" in Week 1) to 37.0% (for "influenza" in Week 4).

Control experiments were carried out to validate these results by repeating the metabolism experiments, but systematically omitting a key component such as the substrate, the enzyme, or the essential cytochrome P450 reductase cofactor NADPH, and in each of these controls none of the metabolites were observed.

Yet O'Donnell omits a key fourth quality.

The piece omits a key fact, however.

But the preoccupation with structure and funding omits a key piece of the integration puzzle: culture.

Peter D. Kramer's acute analysis of Prozac and Sarafem (The Way We Live Now, Oct. 1) omitted a key point.

But you omitted a key fact: the correction was not to the cartoon but to its caption.

Doug Scorgie London Giles Fraser omits a key point by ignoring the rights of the child, despite his wife's defence of his own son's rights.

Regarding "Free to be hungry" (Sept . 24: Although I often share Paul Krugman's views on many issues, he omitted a key point in his column.

It appears she omitted a key word in one of the sentences: apparently the 67 year-old has "fought children and families all her career".

Correction: March 8, 2000, Wednesday A chart yesterday with an article about the success of movies aimed at children and family audiences omitted a key for the box office totals.