(The G major Concerto is the principal omission). Helping out are his wife, Gaby, also a pianist; the violinist Zino Francescatti, and the Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy.
In particular, the judge may relieve a candidate from the consequences of an act or omission by his principal election agent if he did not sanction or connive in it and took all reasonable means to prevent it.
Finally, Ris et al. (2004) identified a significant association between childhood BLLs and an attention factor identified by principal components analysis, which included CPT omission errors (vigilance) and reaction time (alertness).
The principal finding of this study was that the omission of RT after breast-conserving surgery in patients with early breast cancer leads to a clinically significant deterioration in local tumor control, thereby negatively affecting the prognosis of these patients.
A principal limitation to the intervention's effectiveness is the omission of pharmacotherapy.
The supervisor and the principal investigator checked questionnaires on daily basis for inconsistencies and omissions.
Explicit or implicit omission of CR can lead to such a principal change that the biological question is no longer addressed appropriately.
In summary, Fig. 2 shows that for each participant, responses to the US and omission of US were summarised by their first principal component.
"By virtue of Dr. Hale's acts and omissions," it stated, "she jeopardized Hale House's legal authority to conduct its principal activities, thereby endangering its mission".
When the principal learned that some fifth graders did not complete the test last fall, attributing the omissions to teachers, "that just drove her bananas," one staff member said, adding, "She blew.
