Sentence examples similar to omitting that aspect from inspiring English sources

An obituary on this page on Wednesday omitted that aspect of his life.

Using this empirical analysis as a basis, it is concluded that considering time contributes towards enhancing the specification of the model and that omitting this aspect could lead to misunderstanding the motivation behind such decisions.

Eventually, she omits that caution.

"Images must be representative of the property exactly as it is at the time of sale, without omitting aspects that may not be aesthetically pleasing".

Although these instruments have their merits, it is possible that they omit aspects of the cancer experience that are important for survivors.

That said, it presented an overly gloomy prognosis by omitting two aspects of the industry's evolving dynamics.

The primary reason of omitting this positive aspect of (beta) stems from the underestimate of R&D effort in regime P. Brod and Shivakumar (1999) try to compare two mentioned regimes in terms of both individual and collective incentive.

He emphasized the heroic achievement most relevant to the occasion while omitting other aspects and episodes of the story.

By downplaying or omitting many aspects of Keynes's personal life, including his homosexuality, Mr. Skidelsky said, "the Harrod biography didn't give as vivid and true a portrait of the man as was justified.

Omitting pharmacodynamic aspects and the variability of response depending on metabolism, we have analysed here why pharmacokinetic differences among the various oral triptans have such a limited clinical importance.

We simplified the model for this study, deliberately omitting several aspects of migration.