Sentence examples for when it was omitted from inspiring English sources

Also, no trial affected the pooled effect of TACE on overall 1-year survival when it was omitted (Additional file 4).

Furthermore, the material purified by anti-CTB and recognized by anti-CEACAM5 had a slightly higher apparent molecular weight when the crosslinker was included than when it was omitted.

When pressed on why it was omitted from the Queen's Speech, he told Marr: "In the end declaratory legislation should take secondary preference to the legislation which is being passed which is vital for our future economic prosperity".

That background, which would have shed light on her mind-set, was incorporated in an early draft, but it was omitted when an editor condensed the article.

The banner's long red schwenkel is a mark of eminence in German heraldry, but it was omitted when this image was copied into Randle Holme's Book (c. 1464 1480).

In contrast to our previous findings, where B12 showed synergistic effectiveness in interferon-β-treated crEAE (Mastronardi et al., 2004), there was little added benefit when combined with 2CA and it was omitted in some of the subsequent experiments.

The first chapter of the book was omitted when it was published in 1897, but it was released in 1914 as Dracula's Guest.

When it is an omitted variable, number of siblings is likely to bias the relationship between father's age and child outcomes in a negative direction.

However, it was significant when 10RGB was omitted from the analysis (P<0.01 and R=0.74).

Slight 14C activity above background (6 dpmg0.1 mg DNA) was observed in the microsomal incubations but is considered insignificant because it was not reduced when NADPH was omitted from the incubations.

Some eyebrows were raised when he was omitted from the BBC's coverage of the royal wedding in 2011, as Huw Edwards was chosen instead.