Sentence examples for order to omit from inspiring English sources
The PCA technique was employed in order to omit the correlation between the independent variables in the multivariate regression.
In order to omit the initial transient behavior of the signal, twenty first samples of the window are not considered.
An automated normal-phase preparative HPLC system was developed in order to omit time-consuming flash column chromatography in the synthetic research laboratory.
For this purpose, we focused on the sensitivity and NPV, as we are mainly interested in the exclusion of axillary metastases in order to omit SLNB.
More work should be carried out to elucidate which command accent prototypes are erased, in order to omit them in the initial prototype of our algorithm.
2. In order to omit the initial transient behavior of the signal, twenty first samples of the window are not considered. .
An engineer involved in the project said that the blueprints called for the plastic waterproofing but that he was ordered to omit it, to save money.
The first one is the initial phase, the sampling frequency in such phase is set to be f max in order not to omit any critical points.
In order not to omit any important papers, a broad search was initially undertaken using the MeSH terms and Boolean operators ("acromi$" OR "acromioclavicular") AND ("injur$" OR "disrupt$" OR "dislocat" OR "subluxat$OROrupturtur$") AND ("operat$" OR "surg") AND ("conservat$OROR "non-surg$" OR "immobilis$OROrehabilitlit$" OR "physical therapy" OR "physiotherapy").
Although the instrument is focused in nursing undergraduate students, the selection of the content included in the questionnaire was based on both, relevant literature, professional experts and nursing students, in order not to omit most important issues.
WASHINGTON — In a major shift in criminal justice policy, the Obama administration moved on Monday to ease overcrowding in federal prisons by ordering prosecutors to omit listing quantities of illegal substances in indictments for low-level drug cases, sidestepping federal laws that impose strict mandatory minimum sentences for drug-related offenses.
