Sentence examples for the omitted case from inspiring English sources

The omitted case is all previous children are male.

This is performed either by dividing the data into a test set (for obtaining a classifier) and a training set (for estimating the error) or by leaving one case out at a time, developing a model from the remaining cases (training set) and testing it on the omitted case (test set).

Moreover, even the "omitted case" dictum logically can refer to a norm that the parties have created but have omitted from the collective bargaining agreement's explicit language, rather than to a norm established by a legislature or a court.

In the course of rejecting this claim, the Court described minor disputes as including the "omitted case," that is, one "founded upon some incident of the employment relationship, or asserted one, independent of those covered by the collective bargaining agreement, e.g., claims on account of personal injury". 325 U. S., at 723.

If we first look at the occupation effects we note that workers in government (28%), security (38%), and professional (28%) occupations are associated with higher chronic disease counts than the base (omitted) case of laborers.

The conflict in Burley, which the parties agreed was a minor dispute, concerned the terms of a collective bargaining agreement, and not some other "incident ofthe employment relationship," or any "omitted case". These references, therefore, are dicta.

We have omitted case control studies because these can be subject to bias.

Of greater importance is whether the proportion of omitted cases varies geographically and crucially whether these omissions are correlated with a potential explanatory variable.

A biweekly report distributed to other state agencies but not made public gives the numbers, but sources at the board say that in recent months it has omitted cases in the major crimes unit and those deferred after panel hearings.

However, even if the hospitals were to report directly to the corresponding administrative body, their reports would be based on aggregates and not on individuals, leaving no mechanism for cross checking and adding omitted cases to the official statistics.

That could make some of those with complete data look worse than others that have omitted cases.