The whole-tree system omits processing at the felling site; topping and delimbing are done in a central processing yard, and debarking and bucking are performed either there or at the factory.
Even the two-needle system omitted the letters J, Q, and Z; hence the misspellings of 'just' and 'Quaker'.
Although it is a useful system, the CHADS2 scoring system omitted some important risk factors such as thyrotoxicosis, female sex, and coronary artery disease or peripheral artery disease, which may underestimate the cardioembolic risks and end up placing more patients in the intermediate-risk groups.
Extended aeration and contact stabilization systems omit the primary settling step.
Linear regressions were used to derive parameters for eqs 29, 30, and 31 from the adjusted data excluding systems omitted from the regression of multibranch loop initiation free energy and using Δ H° from 1/ TM vs ln CT/4) for all sequences, including G_CG_G/C_C.
Taking into consideration that WBC differential counting is not easily and routinely done in many laboratories, the Modified Alvarado Scoring System (MASS), omitting the neutrophil count, has been used as an alternative.
In order to simplify the design and hence leading to the cost reduction, a fixed geometry of the NIFH heliostat is adopted in the novel solar furnace system by omitting the requirement of continuous astigmatic correction throughout the year with the use of local controllers.
The supreme court judges had ruled that there was not "the remotest chance that the European court would hold that, because of other protections that Scots law provides for accused persons, the Scottish system could omit the safeguard of allowing legal advice prior to interviewing".
For high-efficiency inspection, the GPR system can omit the wave and collect reflective signals even the robot is in motion.
As was discussed in the last section, omission was evident along the scale of delicacy because more abstract features in system networks omit features which are present in their more concrete counterparts.
