Sentence examples for to omitted from inspiring English sources
verb
To leave out or exclude.
Coverage of last month's arrests of militants belonging to an offshoot of the same Michigan militia that McVeigh belonged to omitted to mention the bomb, days away from its 15th anniversary.
These results have important implications for fast-rate fMRI designs, while also providing new data on the brain's response to omitted stimuli.
Results of this study showed that safflower was significantly affected by water shortage in the soil profile due to omitted irrigation during the sensitive vegetative stage.
Finally, the importance of community level factors in understanding child health is re-emphasized and that leaving them out of econometric models could lead to omitted variable bias.
First, following the work of Abebaw and Haile (2013), we included several covariates in logit model specification to reduce bias, which could appear due to omitted variables.
Consequently, the selected models were severely underfitted (Additional file 1: Figure S4) which yielded error estimates with a large portion of bias due to omitted relevant variables.
Another that is impossible to omit.
The first is to omit Ka's poems.
The decision to omit a spinner was not entirely popular.
Everybody thinks I'm trying to omit Vince.
