Sentence examples for through omitting from inspiring English sources

A sensitivity analysis was performed to assess the influence of each individual study on the pooled ORs through omitting individual studies.

Furthermore, shorter door-to-needle times can probably be achieved through omitting CT, increasing the familiarity of staff with MRI [ 82] and tailoring MRI protocols to suit hyperacute stroke patients [ 39].

Whilst the average pass rate was in excess of 90%, the increased analysis times and repeat rates required for direct blood analyses negate much of the cost savings achieved through omitting DNA extraction.

Here it lands on thin ice, and may even fall through it by omitting results of the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR) survey that could validate its thesis, as well as by making some extreme statements.

Model performance improved somewhat by restricting the analysis to April through October (thus omitting the colder months when CO emissions are more variable, e.g., strongly dependent on engine temperature).

The quality control approaches varied from none, through using statistical weights, to omitting a large number of spots or omitting entire slides.

Haplotype-tagging SNPs (n=47; r threshold of 0·8) were identified and filtered through the Haploview software omitting all markers having a minor allele frequency < 5%.

We propose that the definition of ROIs through continuous drawing, without omitting any texture signal information, provides a more accurate method for representing the true change in IVDD compared to a manual location of a large ROI in the targeted area.

Smiling her way through the unforced error of omitting Europe, she added: 'I think, as the top sport, we kind of owe it to other athletes to do a marketing campaign like this one.' The next evening Serena and Venus were at a big bash given by Sir Richard Branson at the Roof Gardens, the club he owns in Kensington, for members of the women's tour.

The significance was improved through a "backward elimination" process, by omitting the insignificant dependent terms (p > 0.05).

"Are you in the theatre or on television?" I replied theatre, omitting the fact that this was through necessity rather than choice.