Sentence examples for show omission from inspiring English sources

The curves show omission error (Y-axis) as a function of predicted probability of occurrence (X-axis).

These studies have been able to show omission responses that are in their morphology and sources similar to the responses to the omitted sound, when it was actually presented.

(2014) have shown omission MMN effects when omitting a part of a word.

Results of a post-survey quality check showed omission rates of 1.31 per thousand in the resident population and 1.12 per thousand in the disabled population.

A European Organization for Research and Treatment of Cancer (EORTC) trial showed omission of CRT did not raise CNS relapse rates, with 78% 6-year EFS.

We show that omission of viability dye staining results in an over-estimate of the true antigen-specific T cell response by up to two-fold.

Astonishingly, heroin didn't make the shortlist of finalists for the latter show, an omission brought up by the historian David Eisenbach, who briefly displays what might have been possible when he reaches back a century and a half to discuss the Opium Wars and the Treaty of Nanking, which resulted in Hong Kong becoming a British territory.

Sections where primary antisera had been omitted showed no immunofluorescence (not shown) and omission of either one of the primary antibodies resulted in fluorescence only in the appropriate wavelength (not shown).

Why does the title limit the show's omissions to charisma alone?

Jennifer Bartlett, to cite another of the show's omissions, was still painting on 12-inch-square steel plates; her 987-plate extravaganza, "Rhapsody," would be shown in May 1976.

The show's omissions make the case: Apart from the dress form draped in Dressler's effusively feminine garment, and a pair of others showcasing items made from children's Chubbies Patterns in the 1950s, there are no mannequins of heft — and no fashion to clothe them.