Sentence examples for omitting parts from inspiring English sources

Local effects are not included by omitting parts of the cross-section in the gs-approach, but by adding an additional equivalent global imperfection.

Each time I get the question, I feel like I need to explain myself, prove my origins, and because of that I'll often find myself omitting parts of my story in order to make my identity more palatable for others.

But on Friday, the ranking Democratic member of the House Committee on Government Oversight and Reform, Representative Elijah E. Cummings of Maryland, accused Republicans of distorting Mr. Hicks' testimony by omitting parts of it from the record.

Thus, it failed to identify one-third of the anchor domains and assigned the others in a shortened form, omitting part of the coiled-coil that forms the N-terminal third of this domain.

An obituary on Monday about Joseph Mattioli, the founder of Pocono Raceway, omitted parts of a passage about his survivors in some editions.

They omit parts or rearrange the chapters as they like.

[see additional file 1] Each section of the interview is designed to stand-alone which allows flexibility in the order of questioning and the interviewer can omit parts of the SEMI according to the study objectives.

The obituary also omitted part of his work history.

The column also omitted part of the quotation.

An earlier version of this article omitted part of the name of an F.D.A. spokeswoman.

The obituary also omitted part of the name of the Indiana high school Mr. Pollack attended.