The data omit some types of intangible investment, such as in staff training and research and development.
Critics say that the data omit large numbers of unregistered migrants in cities as well as the large military presence, and that new projects, like Tibet's first railroad to the outside world, may further marginalize the native population.
(Though the data omits some people who have retired and includes some who are still working, the Social Security Administration said that about 2.3 million people that age started collecting benefits last year).
For this reason we performed a posthoc follow up analysis on the data omitting the data of the observed outlier.
Analysis of the data omitting these subjects produced similar results; thus, they were included in the study cohort.
We have now reanalyzed the data, omitting the mothers with diabetes (2 Danish and 4 Finnish mothers for breast milk samples, and 2 Danish and 10 Finnish mothers for placentas).
Main counters that although the original analysis did not correct for diabetes, a reanalysis of the data omitting diabetic mothers still returned a significant association between PBDEs in breast milk and cryptorchidism [for the complete exchange, see Correspondence, p. A195 this issue].
The complex numerical data omitted in the commentaries can be accessed however via the visuals.
An obituary on Jan . 9about William F. Haxby, who developed innovative ways to map the ocean floor based on satellite data, omitted the name of his former wife, who is the mother of his daughter, Jane Haxby.
As indicated, the values of most biomarkers varied widely and did not reach statistical significance (data omitted), the only exception being a trend toward reduction in the levels of total indoxyl glucuronide.
