Sentence examples for which I omit from inspiring English sources

For Russell, one is free to take a space and assign a 'distance' to each pair of points (subject to some simple rules which I omit).

(Vanguard included two other sectors, rather similar to some of the above categories, which I have omitted. Low-cost funds outperformed in both cases).Does this mean the markets are efficient?

"Diner Desserts" updates peach cobbler with crystallized ginger, which I liked, but I omitted the orange zest in that book's black-and-white cookies.

I want to focus here on aspects of religiosity and irreligion that are usually omitted from discussions but which I feel are crucial to creating empathy and acceptance.

In the official English version the responses start with "I have" or "I am," which are omitted in the experimental English version.

It is a simple verification which we omit here.

The exact value of τ can be determined by elementary calculation, which we omit.

Associated to it are several corollaries, which we omit - see [72].

Further, the ODE-based model makes use of continuous system parameters, which we omit and replace by their signs, only.

The exception to this is encyclopedia entries, which should omit the author name.

There are minor details, which we will omit, on handling 'telomeric', i.e. at the ends of chromosomes, genes.