"It omits or partly omits those who need the help.
By knowing the biologically functional genomic windows of these motifs a priori, motifs that did not occur in biologically functional genomic windows were omitted, partly correcting for false matches.
A year ago, in an article in the Times about the former spy living in London, it was casually if presciently noted that "perhaps partly because the FSB has omitted to take a poisoned umbrella to Mr Litvinenko, his revelations have turned out to be a bit of a damp squib".
It should also be acknowledged that the effect of a high occupational status could partly be the result of omitted variable bias.
We omitted neuronal polarity in our analysis, partly because this is sometimes uncertain and partly because cases in which two axons overlap could reflect axo-axonal innervation or a situation in which an unidentified third-party neuron can integrate two signals in one sex but not the other.
Furthermore, educational outcomes are partly determined by ability, representing another major potential source of omitted variable bias.
Residual confounding by omitted lifestyle variables in the Korean study, like dietary factors, may partly explain the observed difference in estimates.
Carer or child questionnaires not completed at all at particular time points were omitted from all analyses; individual questions not answered on carer/child questionnaires which had been partly completed were omitted from the analysis of that question.
The biography is therefore partly homage to a teacher, and although one does not suspect that a lot of warts have been omitted from the portrait, the book gazes upon its subject with consistent admiration and affection.
Because it is made up partly of transcribed interviews with people still enmeshed in small-town Arkansas life, Wright has in many cases changed or omitted names (she reveals some in an afterword).
