Sentence examples for absence of characterisation from inspiring English sources

Difficult prose might share some of those features – the lack of a storybook narrative; the absence of characterisation in an orthodox sense.

However, this absence of characterisation of "incomplete" antibody does not guarantee that all synthesised antibody was fully functional, particularly after purification, which could denature recombinant chimeric antibody more than the initial mouse antibody.

In addition, because plasma is not the effect site of methadone and time is needed before the drug distributes into the central nervous system, another significant concern in our study is the absence of characterisation of the plasma-versus-biophase distribution.

Although such analysis of blood samples may enable the monitoring of responses to treatment, in the absence of further characterisation of the significance of the cells, the clinical utility of the approach may be limited.

Absence of phenotypic characterisation of patients, the lack of an ideal natural surfactant material with adequate surfactant proteins, coupled with uncertainty about optimal timing, dosing and delivery method are some of the limitations of published surfactant replacement clinical trials.

Nonetheless, in the absence of a thorough characterisation of the structure of full-length FOXP1, it is difficult to determine the structural impact of the P215A substitution.

In the absence of complete functional characterisation of the six putative RSs, their actual number in Arabidopsis is a matter of speculation.

In the absence of the experimental characterisation for the most of the proteins sequences, an approximation of their biological functions is often inferred based on their sequence similarities to the proteins of known function.

Meanwhile, Tallack cannily observes of tourists visiting this wilderness that they are being sold "the promise of their own absence", a neat characterisation of humanity's paradoxical wanderlust.

Graham is a masterpiece of characterisation.

However, she overplays difference at the expense of characterisation.