Sentence examples for rarely omitted from inspiring English sources
Despite these results with more than 10 years of follow-up, and corroborating evidence from a similar Canadian trial in all postmenopausal women, [ 6] radiation is rarely omitted and post-lumpectomy radiation is considered a quality measure by the American College of Surgeons for older women [ 7].
Rule 2 which allows the conversion of join atoms to core atoms in bioisosteric fragments if the join atom (from the bioisosteric fragment) has a corresponding overlapping join atom (on the query fragment) was found to be rarely applicable and has been omitted from the interface.
The rarely prepared 1,5-disubstituted triazole isomers, which would be omitted by the "click chemistry", were found to have superior cytotoxicities to that of the 1,4-disubstituted isomers.
Sex rarely appears in Renault's books; it's either omitted altogether or suggested with such elegant circumlocution that I sometimes didn't realize that certain passages were sex scenes when I first read them.
Australia fielded a team with several rarely used players as many regulars were either rested or omitted from the team.
This evidence is not conclusive (scientific evidence rarely is), but we believe that it should not be omitted in an article on environmental contaminants and breast-feeding.
She is rarely humanized, and her family and personal life is almost always omitted.
Due to the fact that the FIBTEM trace rarely reaches amplitude of 20 mm, the CFT and alpha angle was omitted for the FIBTEM assays in this study.
Douglas rarely used him as a bowler, and for the first Test, he was omitted from the team at the last minute and was twelfth man.
Rarely are recommendations responsive to emergent cultural or social factors, which are usually omitted from CPGs, thus severely limiting their portability [ 13].
