The phrase "absence of changing" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a lack of change or stability, but it is awkwardly phrased.
Example: "The absence of changing in the environment has led to a sense of stagnation."
Alternatives: "lack of change" or "state of unchanging".
A couple of the policy stakeholders provides examples of such events, which also illustrate that the government increasingly recognizes the role of dual practice in the system, particularly in the absence of changing government pay.
The CI-ELISA was applied to single serum specimens with a reactivity of ≥10 µg/mL and when persons' paired sera indicated reactivity in the absence of changing anti-PA antibody concentrations over time, a >4-fold rise over the calculated value for the acute serum or the assay reactivity threshold was applied.
While he believes the only answer to the current crisis is to have a complete redefinition of the notion of growth, he recognises that business cannot fundamentally change its ways in the absence of governments changing the rules of the game.
However, seasonal rhythms persist in constant conditions in many species in the absence of a changing photoperiod signal, leading to the generation of circannual cycles.
Although none of the patients with LLV became undetectable at 12 months of treatment, their VL levels decreased progressively in line with the increase in CD4 count in the absence of ART changing.
For example, adolescent patterns of changing dopamine receptor expression in the striatum of rats are preserved even in the absence of gonadal hormones (Andersen, Thompson, Krenzel & Teicher, 2002).
However, an absence of reduction in mortality in future heatwaves is unlikely to simply indicate ineffectiveness of HWS without careful consideration of the impact of changing population characteristics.
The analysis of variance of the interaction between planting density and irrigation revealed absence of synergism in changing the biometric parameters.
Contrarily, the absence of both rapidly changing convection vortices and turbulent convection at 20 °C revealed by simulation work suggests the deficiency of SWCNT transfer between different areas, and thus results in the low alignment desity.
Most solutions are cheap and easy to implement, and can range from allowing short absences from work, changing the hours of work or even making sure employees take their full lunch break.
In the absence of an explanation, the changing Lehman story seems like an attempt to deflect public attention from what could go down in history as an epic blunder.
