Sentence examples for time left out from inspiring English sources

In the women's 800m, the former world championship bronze medallist Jenny Meadows was among four athletes with the 'A' standard time left out in favour of Lynsey Sharp.

He waited almost a year before holding his first formal meal for a foreign leader, and that November 1993 dinner for Kim Young Sam, South Korea's president at the time, left out the red carpet, the arrival ceremony on the south lawn and other traditional trappings.

We caught N = 232 adult G. affinis in preparation of the binary prey choice experiments (this time leaving out juvenile fish).

This is to be expected as leaving out a GPCR at the time leaves out a much larger and congeneric part of the data set compared to leaving out a randomized fraction.

This procedure was repeated in turn for all blocks, every time leaving out a different pattern.

In the first, a "jackknife by variables" procedure, the social vulnerability index was reconstructed n times (where n is the number of variables in the index), each time leaving out a different variable, such that the total number of included variables in each reconstruction was n-1.

This process is repeated k times, each time leaving out a different fold for evaluating the model.

Finally, we repeat the training and evaluation four more times, each time leaving out a different set for pruning and testing.

This procedure was repeated S times, each time leaving out a different pair of samples, yielding each sample's pGP for each contrast.

So it's to be expected that a two-hour movie about one of the most important public figures in recent times leaves out a lot, including famous feuds, forgotten colleagues and even significant business ventures.

To check compatibility of calibration points, a cross-validation was used by repeating the analysis several times, leaving out in turn one of the calibrations and comparing node ages estimations.