Sentence examples for omitting of such from inspiring English sources

As to the confounders that associated with both exposure and outcome, evidence has indicted the omitting of such variables from the propensity score model would result in biased estimation of the intervention effect [ 27].

Both Korea, a former Japanese colony, and China, which was invaded by Japan, had strenuously objected to the textbooks, which they said glossed over war crimes and omitted mention of such practices as the sexual slavery of thousands of women in occupied territories.

A disease combination approach that does not weight the chronic illnesses has the advantage of a more direct interpretation, but the disadvantage of potentially omitting the impact of such conditions.

Both Korea, which was colonized by Japan from 1910 to 1945, and China, which lost huge swaths of territory to Japanese invaders in the 1930's and 40's, had strenuously objected to the textbooks, which they said glossed over wartime atrocities and omitted any mention of such practices as the sexual slavery of tens of thousands of women in occupied territories.

Therefore, we can omit the description of such processing.

Simulation-based diagnostics (i.e. fraction of simulated and observed data below the limit of quantification) were used to evaluate the impact of omitting such data.

The introduction of country fixed effects thus serves to remove the biasing effects of such omitted variables.

Sticking strictly to ICF health domains also runs the risk of omitting outcomes such as emotional wellbeing that are conceptually not classified in the ICF.

In hindsight, this time point adds only limited information to that obtained at 24 h and could be omitted in a future study of such compounds, making space in the schedule available for other experiments.

One example of such an omitted variable is the readmission rate per hospital.

However, one limitation is that age could capture the effect of omitted factors such as income.