Sentence examples for white omitted from inspiring English sources

The Streetscapes column on Sept. 23, about the architectural partnership of McKim, Mead & White, omitted the name of its successor firm.

If White omits a4, then Black can occupy the a4-square himself, either by Qa5-a4 or by Bd7-a4.

4. The short bits make a long list more readable, in part because they generate white space, which pleases the eye. 5. Obey Strunk & White: "Omit needless words".

Fig. 7 The dark circles denote the active sensors and the white circles the omitted sensors.

Note that because there are no Hispanic women in the sample, the proportion white is the omitted category.

The race/ethnicity estimates of marginal effects in table S5 can be interpreted as the percentage point difference in the probability of receiving an NIH R01 award between applications from white investigators (the omitted category in the regressions) and applications from investigators of a given race/ethnicity.

In my core regressions I include a set of personal characteristics that are expected to predict access to employer-sponsored health insurance: age at school-leaving, years of education at school leaving (entered linearly), race/ethnicity (African American and Hispanic, with White as the omitted group), and a proxy for ability (a quadratic in the Armed Forces Qualification Test [AFQT]).

Race and ethnicity were captured with a series of indicators for black, Latino and other (white was the omitted reference category).

We were able to identify two distinct pyramidal subtypes in layer 6B (Fig.  7) based on their maximal axonal field span in the neocortex; the portion of the axon located in the white matter was omitted from this analysis.

11In our descriptive tables, we pool whites and Asians, though in our regression estimates below we separate them (whites are the omitted group and Asians are indicated by a dummy variable).

Given that the sample contains no Hispanics and whites are the omitted category, the share other race variable refers to the share that is non-Hispanic, non-black, and non-white.