The lightest, "juzhu," or "dwell in a fixed location," permitted individuals to travel, but only within their district — much as the high school history teacher Yuan Tengfei was confined to Beijing last year for teaching students about famine and rebellions against Communist Party rule, subjects omitted from history textbooks.
After an overnight fast the subjects omitted their morning insulin dose.
The sample comprised 1052 subjects, 623 females and 388 males (41 subjects omitted gender) aged between 15 and 65 years old.
It follows, therefore, that cross-validation might be most effective when the number of subjects omitted when generating a given predictive model is lowest.
Subjects omitted their usual long-acting evening insulin dose, and plasma glucose levels were stabilized overnight using a variable-rate intravenous insulin infusion (Actrapid) based on the recommendation of a model-predictive controller (8).
The precision of the threshold estimate for each series was determined using a resampling technique in which the models used to identify the optimum threshold were repeated 1,000 times with 10% of the subjects omitted at random from each iteration.
Laboratory experiments, often using volunteer students as subjects, omit many features of daily social life.
Subjects can be copied even in a null subject sentence, in which the subject is omitted from its original position, yielding a verb-object-subject (VOS) construction: Topicalization, accompanied with a null subject and a subject copy, can produce yet another word order, object-verb-subject (OVS).
In applying secondary source data, the study is subject to omitted variable and recall bias.
One subject was omitted from the study prior to analysis due to insufficient biopsy material resulting in 41 subjects in MYA.
