Sentence examples for points omitted from inspiring English sources

(Bottom row) Pseudocolor plots of correlation values with high leverage data points omitted.

Regression analysis indicates a weak relationship between the dorsoventral distance and the difference in stimulus specificity for unit pairs (R = 0.033, F = 8.6, p=0.003; black line; light gray points omitted due to high leverage).

For the QTc evaluation, ECG recordings were made on study drug administration days (as ECG profiles) at 60, 50 and 40 minutes pre-dose (to derive the period-specific baseline), and at 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3, 4, 6, 8, 12 and 24 hours post-dose (last three time points omitted for moxifloxacin treatment).

Its slides are oversimplified, and bullet points omit the complexities of nearly any issue.

Symptomatic OP poisoned patients who weren't treated with oximes were tested at the same time points, omitting the post oxime measurement.

The very nerve of the problem lies in the point omitted.

However, since the semilogarithmic plot of the data suggested possible biphasic elimination with 38 of 46 participants (83%) showing detectable concentrations of isoniazid at 24 h, these parameters were reestimated with this data point omitted.

This phase should include a systematic review of the literature with respect to the intervention [ 32], a point omitted in the pre-clinical phase description of the design paper but discussed in the Medical Research Council paper described in the text [ 15].

These figures also show the maximum likelihood model fits that define the BMD (termed "BMD curve" in the figures) and the model curves that define the BMDL for the case Q = 1, both using all data and with the influential point omitted.

At this point, omitted are the birth dates from the sine and cosine formulas, or the constant in B4, or column A, to keep things simple.

Thus our use of 86 rather than 90 localities simply corrected an input error (included points and omitted points shown in Fig. 4).