Sentence examples for possible omission from inspiring English sources

To avoid possible omission of methylated loci, we analyzed DNA methylation at non-CpGs (CpHs) in the first exon of the HIF-1α gene in various breast cancer cell lines.

The 2DG technique has its advantages (as the individual brain analysis for each animal allowing us to study the correlation between good or bad individual performance and a given pattern of brain metabolic activation), but one inconvenient aspect is the biased analysis one does and the subsequent (possible) omission of some, maybe, important activated regions.

More importantly, we found that CIDE-C domain exists only in vertebrates with occasional possible omission from certain ancient fish species.

Limitations of this study include a non-systematic review approach and the possible omission of relevant studies – including those with negative or null results.

Potentially, GWAS may be able to address some of the drawbacks of QTL mapping, such as the possible omission of QTL due to inadequate marker density [ 16].

The selection of the final functional form of the model was based on the RESET test [ 29], a test that checks the possible omission of relevant variables or, more specifically, validates the linearity assumption.

After weeks of emailing ideas to and fro, the list was nearing completion and we scoured it for possible omissions.

A relatively unknown entertainment site, Pajiba, posted a lengthy list of possible omissions viewers weren't privy to in the docuseries that paints Avery in a darker light.

References from retrieved studies were also screened for possible omissions.

Furthermore, as physicians' reports were based on clinical records, there is the potential problem of possible omissions of patients' non-adherence.

The semestral visits are complemented by weekly updates by the key informants in the community and daily hospital visits, to avoid possible omissions of some events if only semestral visits are used.