Omitting those over the age of 50 from the changes means that those affected have sufficient time to plan ahead.
I wonder if, as I continue to listen nonstop to "When I Pretend to Fall" (Barsuk) by the Seattle band the Long Winters and "Down the River of Golden Dreams" (Jagjaguwar) by the Austin, Tex., band Okkervil River, I will not regret omitting those discs from last year's list.
6This corresponds to omitting those who gained employment in sectors with one-digit industry code zero, six, or eight.
The column filtering was set to be 3 kcal/mol to improve the signal noise ratio by omitting those lattices points which energy variation was below this threshold.
In gravity model literature, one of the approaches to the treatment of the missing and zero type observations in estimation is omitting those observations and running regression using the remaining observations.
Billboard uses only reported revenue from venues, omitting those figures from venues that don't report their concert grosses.
But lacking these interviews -- or perhaps omitting those that would counter or complicate Gibney's thesis -- the film attempts to conflate some of Apple's transgressions as a company as a clear, damning reflection of Jobs as a person.
To attempt to account for reverse causality, we recomputed our models omitting those individuals who had been diagnosed with diabetes, defined here as those answering yes answers submitted on a NHANES health questionnaire ("Doctor told you have diabetes?").
However, repeating the analysis when omitting those patients who died after hospital discharge did not alter the results.
After omitting those studies that mentioned clearly either green tea or oolong tea, no significant heterogeneity between the remaining studies was found (Pheterogeneity=0.058, I=26.3%).
We included type of diabetes, calendar year and prior cancer as covariates (we also confirmed that omitting those with prior cancer gave similar results).
