Sentence examples for which were missed at from inspiring English sources

"Commercialisation can reveal environmental and practical problems which were missed at the small scale".

The slides of two cases revealed tumour deposits at review, which were missed at the first evaluation.

The sensitivity of the cluster detection method to data completeness was shown by the high proportion of clusters (up to 30%% of confirmed new clusters) which were missed at the first monitoring opportunity, and only found when data had been further updated with late or amended diagnoses.

The most recent study (March 2003-January 2005) aimed to assess the percentage of pregnancies with GDM which were missed at the time the study was conducted because clinical guidelines in the study hospital limit screening to women at high risk of developing GDM.

Kent Mignocchi of New York found a line that gave him an additional chance to make his contract, which was missed at the other table.

Apple TV's App Store now has a Categories section, a feature which was missing at launch alongside Top Charts.

Also potentially on the list are a refreshed iPad Pro, which was missing at Apple's recent education event and a cheaper HomePod.

The one thing which was missing at that time, in 1960-61, was that in formulating the models intended for the strong interactions of elementary particles, Nambu and Goldstone ignored electromagnetism.

Sampled only once in a child which was missing at the next visit.

MLR is a full information estimator that employs all the available data and thereby calculates unbiased parameter estimates in the presence of data which are missing at random or missing completely at random [ 23].

For the simulation study, we created data sets with missing data for which we knew the "true" values, with a missingness pattern similar to that observed in the actual data set but which was missing at random, such that the MAR assumption underlying most multiple imputation approaches was satisfied.