The phrase "absence insufficiency" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a lack of something, but the combination of words does not work well together.
Example: "The absence insufficiency in the report led to confusion among the team."
Alternatives: "lack of presence" or "insufficient absence".
In the Division of Labor in Society (1893) Durkheim called anomie an abnormal form of the division of labor, defining it as the absence or insufficiency of the regulation necessary to ensure cooperation between specialized social functions.
Microbial enzymes serve as a potential replacement, in absence or insufficiency of human enzymes.
Ischemia is the absence or insufficiency of blood supply to tissues due to various reasons.
This seems to be appropriate as the ACL is typically sacrificed during TKR implantation and the absence or insufficiency of the PCL is seen commonly in clinical settings.
Scientific evidence that imparts conflicting results regarding treatment options (i.e. balance between risks and benefits) or the absence or insufficiency of scientific evidence makes this choice even more difficult [ 19].
However, when the values of proliferating cells were compared in 9- to12-month-old mice, proliferating cells were much higher in p27-/ and p27+/- than in p27+/+ mice, suggesting that p27 absence or insufficiency promotes PEC proliferation in the aging animals where hyperplastic and pre-malignant lesions occur (Table 5).
The non-diabetic patients were divided into 2 groups according to presence or absence of renal insufficiency, and non-diabetic patients with renal insufficiency (Group III) had higher mortality and 12-month composite MACE than diabetic patients without renal insufficiency (Group II).
They are therefore intended for substitution of bone defects (and recovery of jaw atrophy) in the absence of osteogenic insufficiency.
This should be kept in mind before an absence of adrenal insufficiency is postulated based on the absence of signs and symptoms by the treating physician.
Our study thus demonstrates that early life disadvantage can have long-lasting effects on foraging and mass regulation even in the absence of food insufficiency during development.
