Sentence examples for omitting measures from inspiring English sources

We repeated the regressions omitting measures of birth size and gestational age because it is possible that arsenic exposure affects child development through its effect on birth size and gestation.

Current legislation regarding climate change generally omits measures to assess and remediate health impacts.

The measures of the alcohol environment are limited to availability of places to buy alcohol and advertising in the community and omit measures of alcohol-related policy.

Because of missing data for this institutionalized elderly population, our findings omit measures of association between Cd and osteoporosis for this high-risk subpopulation.

False reassurance on the basis of testing of limited clinical validity is thought to lead patients or consumers to adopt unhealthier lifestyles, to omit standard preventative measures, or to forego regular screening, thus causing harm to their health.

The "sub-base" specification omits location measures.

Murphy and colleagues showed a significantly higher level of total physical activity per week with exercise referral schemes than with usual care, but only if they omitted baselines measures of physical activity from the adjusted analysis (table 3).

Briefly, the conjugated species of the phenols in 100 μL of urine were hydrolyzed with β-glucuronidase/sulfatase (Helix pomatia); this deconjugation step was omitted when measuring the concentrations of the free species.

A recipe last Wednesday for chicken salad with skordalia, with the Minimalist Entertains column, omitted the measure for extra virgin olive oil and an instruction on when to add black pepper.

The dissociation constant is thus (apart from the constant factor [SH], which has been omitted) a measure of the acid strength of A relative to that of the lyonium ion SH2+.

Current practice in estimation of the GMI success rate is conservative and omits a measure of uncertainty.