Sentences with phrase «omitted key»

Experts in the field were consulted to ensure that we had not omitted any key papers.

Indeed Dr Brown has also omitted key facts in particular that Dr Marohasy is an adjunct research fellow at Central Queensland University with several recent peer - reviewed publications in climate science.

As an example, many of the comments draw attention to the fact that the online learner omitted key facts.

What's more, the authors omitted key findings that would enable others to reproduce their experiments.

This study was interesting in that it found more younger infants died in bed with a parent than older infants did, but omitted a key variable: the base rate of bedsharing.

This list is not comprehensive and omits key players like PayPal Working Capital and Amazon Lending.

The bureau has warned it omits key information that could impact the document's veracity.

The White House declassified a version of the memo prepared by Nunes this week over vigorous objections by the FBI, which has warned it omits key information that could impact its veracity.

Insisting the allegations were false, the statement went on to say: «While we know we did not get everything right, the Mail on Sunday story in the UK and Ireland misrepresents our actions and omits key findings from our investigations, which we described publically, and which were shared with authorities, donors, and the Mail's journalist, several years ago.

(We would typically omit key announcements from rehearsal drafts.)

Occasionally the AC omits key areas entirely from a Year Level.

I catch you reversing the two quotes and omitting the key connecting phrase, and somehow I'm the one who's «twisting things around.»

Perhaps worse, is the focus on irrelevant detail, while omitting key points.

How can one trust any climate models that omit the key climate drivers.

The aim is to displace the now commonly used IRAC method which is under developed because it omits key steps (and thus fails to provide the training in some litigation skills that problems questions should provide).

Did you make some egregious error, omit some key piece of information, and now you owe money you can't afford?

This includes any intentional falsehoods or omitting key information that an insurance company would use to decide whether and at what cost to cover you.

After all, if you see a first draft of your resume that omits key facts, it's natural to ask «but shouldn't X be included?»

If your job titles omit the key phrases or words most relevant to your roles, you may be getting passed over in searches that you would otherwise be qualified for.

Once again, omitting these key words from a resume means the job applicant is going to be screened out, and lose the opportunity to be offered a job interview.

The biggest mistake that people make when creating a resume is that they either omit key qualifications or present them in a manner that does not properly show them off.

If you wait until the day you meet your writer to discuss what you have accomplished, you are sure to omit key information or forget something that could help the writer do a better job.

If you wait until the day you discuss what you have accomplished with your writer, you are sure to omit key information or forget something that could help the writer do a better job.

When a resume omits key information or fails to express the full credentials and qualifications of an applicant, it can be difficult for hiring managers to tell whether the necessary complex skill sets are present in an applicant's resume.

By omitting this key relationship enhancer, they risk taking each other for granted.

And Legacy has dispensed with what Gilmore calls the old - school approach to advertising that omits key pieces of information in order to generate calls.

Not exact matches

In a key change to the statement, the Fed omitted prior language saying it expected the labor market would strengthen further.

The Steele dossier, Nunes alleges, «formed an essential part of the Carter Page application,» and he goes on to suggest that the application omitted several key facts about the dossier that undermine its credibility: most notably that the dossier was partially funded by the Democratic National Committee and that Steele himself has expressed his opposition to Donald Trump becoming president.

It's conspicuously vague on dates in several key places and overall tends to downplay or omit information that doesn't fit its desired narrative (that politically motivated FBI and DOJ officials supposedly abused the FISA process in the surveillance of Carter Page).

We need to conclude, therefore, that it is dangerous to assert that God the Holy Spirit inspired the Scriptures but somehow omitted to give us the key to understand them!

Griffin quotes a key formulation of this point: «the element of value,... of being an end in itself, of being something which is for its own sake, must not be omitted in any account of an event as the most concrete actual something.

A biased story may emphasize some key facts and omit others.

«In the words of the Minister's office, it is difficult to «share ideas from experts and the community about ways to improve the health of Western Australians» and «encourage broader thinking and community engagement» when so many key players have been omitted from this important discussion,» said Mr Geoff Parker, Chief Executive Officer, Australian Beverages Council.

Aina continues to show both sides of his raw potential, whilst Hector played a key role in their first goal, winning the ball back well in midfield (that the video below unfortunately omits) before launching a swift counter-attack.

The key to omitting night nursing is to continue to be responsive to your child's needs.

Note: Names of our son's birthparents, of our son, and of other key members of our son's adoption story have been changed or omitted throughout this site to protect their privacy.

(Note: Names of our son's birthparents, of our son, and of other key members of our son's adoption story have been changed or omitted throughout this site to protect their privacy.)

Bharara's office attached the full office Twitter feed related to Silver's arrest as an exhibit to its court filing, saying Silver's lawyers omitted in their request to throw out the charges key information such as the fact that the Twitter feed referenced «charges» and was linked to a press release and a criminal complaint.

That key change is one he still inexplicably omits from his list of proposals.

The new name cites key features to guide pathologists in diagnosis, but omits the word «cancer,» indicating that it need not be treated with radioiodine or other aggressive approaches.

If there are other key factors that you believe were omitted from this list, leave a comment and me know!

In the service of the film's narrative tricks, I'm omitting any mention of a few key characters and the good actors that play them.

The teacher then needs to dig into the information generated by the class to see if there are key pieces missing, or significant individuals omitted from the student lists.

In its discussion of accountability, the task force rightly lines up behind the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (and, not incidentally, the Risk report itself) in calling for coherent academic standards in every state, in key academic subjects (regrettably omitting the arts, which Risk mentioned and which the National Education Goals expressly included).

Key figures were omitted.

The key assumption for identification underlying all of our estimates is the conditional independence assumption (CIA), which assumes that there are no variables omitted from our matching process that affect both the choice of textbook and the outcome (student achievement).

• before getting down to writing try to concentrate and imagine the entire picture of your essay; • write down key words and make a plan; • think over some phrases that can convey your thoughts; • write down a rough copy of your essay; • proofread it several times and reimagine some parts; • think what can be omitted, added and at the same time what is needless (there are always some sentences that can be rephrased in briefer way).

If you want to argue that, then you'll need to apply the same rule to yourself as you made some glaring errors in omitting two key words in your last reply, using present tense that should be past tense, as well as using plural where singular Is warranted.

Several key «players» were omitted, which I know can be corrected, but since some of them provided endorsements or reviews, I'm baffled by their absences.

This simple formula includes just 9 key ingredients and omits grain to help puppies with suspected food allergies feel better fast.