The phrase "absence of allocation" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing resource distribution, budgeting, or project management where no resources have been assigned.
Example: "The absence of allocation for this project has led to delays in its implementation."
Alternatives: "lack of allocation" or "non-allocation".
The near absence of allocation concealment and blinding and the difficulties inherent in randomizing oocytes and embryos in addition to patients require further consideration.
Despite these positive outcomes, there were many methodological shortcomings in the studies reviewed, including insufficient information about randomization generation and absence of allocation concealment, lack of blinding and no placebo control, absence of intention-to-treat analysis and lack of follow-ups, selective publishing and reporting, and small number of sample sizes.
Our study design implied a risk of confounding, because of the absence of random allocation.
Furthermore, the absence of random allocation of subjects to the experimental and control groups exposes this type of studies to a considerable number of threats regarding the internal and external validity, which may compromise the generalization of the results [ 17].
We use the fact that the evolutionary changes observed for females provide the null expectation for the effects of an on-going sexual conflict in the absence of sex allocation constraints to test the following hypotheses.
Over the long run, price cooperation tends to produce increased capacity, which is also self-defeating at leaself-defeating at of market aleasttinns or producthee restrictions.
The sum throughput of the FUE shown in Table 4 has a gain of 5%%, which was lower than the gain in the MUE sum throughput owing to the absence of re-allocation in the proposed PHR-PERA scheme.
However, an estimation of the number of loci affecting this trait cannot be provided, given that the presence vs absence of sex-allocation plasticity is evaluated qualitatively at the group level.
The absence of an asset allocation clause works as a "discipline device" that mitigates the hold-up problem within the partnership.
Even in the absence of a market allocation agreement between, for example, a publisher of the U.S. edition and a publisher of the British edition of the same work, each such publisher could make lawful copies.
In the absence of a good allocation method, a conservative approach such as ours is advisable.
