Sentence examples for widespread omission from inspiring English sources

There is widespread omission of basic teaching elements, such as the CMO recommendations and guidance on PA, which has been endorsed by all four UK Departments of Health.

Our results, with responses from all UK medical schools, uncovered some alarming findings, showing that there is widespread omission of basic teaching elements, such as the Chief Medical Officer recommendations and guidance on physical activity.

There is widespread omission of basic teaching elements, such as the Chief Medical Officer recommendations and guidance on PA, which has been endorsed by all four UK Departments of Health.

We found widespread deception and omissions -- all seemingly designed to provide false assurances or to dupe the public into buying expensive puppies from mills treating dogs deplorably.

Rice said he was sorry for the "situation" but did not apologise to his wife – an omission that drew widespread criticism.

In an attempt to overcome omission errors in SDMs for widespread species, Osborne & Suarez-Seoane [ 17] modeled species distributions by spatially partitioning their data into geographic quadrants and into concentric rings to model each data partition separately.

We suggest that partitioning data in a biologically meaningful way (as opposed to geographically) can help to overcome high omission rates in distribution models of widespread species [ 17, 18, 28].

It never considered the possibility of a previously unknown microbe — a glaring omission and a leading example of scientists' widespread failure to think outside the box.

The first models with colour screens will become available, and touch-screens (a notable omission from the Kindle) will become more widespread.

The omission of information in brokerage reports is widespread.

Predicting the geographic distribution of widespread species through modeling is problematic for several reasons including high rates of omission errors.