Some companies omit numbers from the scale altogether, making it even tougher for investors to see the true picture.
The volume numbering initially followed the corresponding U.S. editions, with some omitted numbers in 1942 and 1943, and then disappeared for four issues; from the twenty-eighth issue (Spring 1945) the magazine was numbered as if it had been given volumes of twelve numbers since the start of the run.
The only time an apostrophe should be used in a year is if it's standing in for omitted numbers.
Some London developers, meanwhile, are omitting the number four in new buildings because it is considered unlucky in Chinese culture.
We also ran reduced models for each response, omitting trial number and male relative mass as fixed effects (but including female identity as a random effect where appropriate), and compared their fit with the full models.
Our final analysis suggested a one-factor solution with 11 items (item numbers 1, 2, 3, 4, 7, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, and 15) omitting item numbers 5, 6, 8, and 14 from the original ORTO-15 in this Hungarian sample (thus creating ORTO-11-Hu).
The same methodology is applied to the sampling schedules omitting alternated numbers of measurement points.
When Herceptest results were omitted, the number of interpretable cases for 4B5, SP3 and mono color SISH increased to 1,020 and the number of discordant results was reduced to eight (0.8%).
The hint on Page 72 of The Times Magazine today for the diagramless puzzle on Page 80 omits the number of the square in the top row where 1-Across begins.
Leicester had won only three of their previous 12 Premiership fixtures against Saracens, but their director of rugby, Richard Cockerill, omitted a number of his leading players with a mind on the fixtures in the coming weeks against Northampton and in the European Champions Cup.
