The phrase "absence a key" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "absence is a key"? If this is the case, you can use it to indicate that the lack of something is an important factor in a situation.
Example: "In understanding the complexities of human behavior, the absence is a key to unlocking deeper insights."
Alternatives: "lack is crucial" or "absence plays a vital role".
More palatable to pacifists is the Jet Pack Buzz Lightyear from Mattel (£39.99), which is let down by the absence of a key characteristic – the ability to fly.
The rather slapdash nature of Willian's display, the loss of one young fringe player and the potential absence of a key midfielder at Spurs represented a grimmer reality.
For an example, the absence of a key machine operator may have no impact on any of these three elements, but it has the potential to develop financial risk to the organization in terms of loss of production; however, the impact might be severe for a small business if the absence is prolonged.
ISTANBUL – After weeks of political wrangling, peace talks between the Syrian government and groups opposed to Bashar al-Assad's rule are due to go ahead in Geneva on Friday despite the absence of a key component of the Syrian opposition.
Furthermore, the absence of a key mitochondrial inner membrane protein disrupts normal formation or maintenance of cristae.
Group stability may be robust to the absence of a key adult female or the presence of a single fragmented matriline.
Thus, the sudden absence of a key adult female within an already unstable matriline or group may be a necessary perturbation to precipitate the sufficient degradation of alliance networks or the matrilineal hierarchy such that a social overthrow occurs.
The absence of a key technology, the EHR, is a significant obstacle to providing patient accessible electronic records.
Strikingly, we observed nearly identical changes in macromolecular content of mitochondria both in the presence and absence of a key proapoptotic protein, Bax (Bcl-2-associated X protein).
Although several reasons could be cited for this slow uptake process, the absence of a key technology, the EHR, is a significant obstacle to making progress in providing patient accessible electronic records.
