Sentence examples for a continuous absence from inspiring English sources

It was against this background and after a continuous absence of some 20 years that Kennan returned home at the age of 43 to direct foreign policy planning.

One unit of freezing was defined as a continuous absence of movement other than that required for respiration in 1 s sampled every 10 s.

Exclusion criteria were: death, permanent change of residence outside of Berlin-Mitte or to an unknown address, and continuous absence from Berlin during study recruitment period.

In 1972, for example, 43 Alabama Guard members were disciplined for "continuous absence from drills," the records state.

His continuous absence made home life difficult, particularly for his wife.

No evidence of new focalities and continuous absence of ascites have been pointed out.

They attributed the continuous absence of transport for health particularly for referral to absence of transportation in the CHPS strategy.

Figure 1 illustrates the graphical presentation of the sensitivity using ROC curves for the absence days and days of continuous absence considering the presence of asthma diagnosis with accuracy 0.734 and 0.817, respectively.

Patients could be evaluated for response no sooner than week 12. Response required the following: 1) continuous absence of phlebotomy from week 4 through the time of response (minimum through week 12) and 2) hematocrit < 45%.

These factors for the asthmatic group are factor 1: maternal smoking, in utero smoking, factor 2: absence days, days of continuous absence, factor 3: brothers/sisters, birth order, factor 4: father education, mother education, and factor 5: first school performance, final school performance, and final grade elementary.

The similar kinetics of the fluorescence decay induced by Ca2+ removal and that induced by mixing rigor myofibrils with Mg·ATP in the continuous absence of Ca2+ suggest that the conformational changes of cTnC are linked to the overall state of the thin filament.