The phrase "absence of error" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you want to indicate that something is free from mistakes or inaccuracies.
Example: "The final report was submitted with an absence of error, ensuring its credibility."
Alternatives: "error-free" or "without mistakes".
Not only that, his existence is dependent upon the absence of error.
Here we will consider different kinds of perceptual error, as well as forms of perception that occur only in the absence of error.
mtDNA is unique from the nuclear genome in so much as it is solely maternally inherited (non-mendelian patterning), and shows a relatively high rate of mutation due to the absence of error checking capacity.
Genetic variability is a characteristic feature of hepatitis C virus (HCV), due to an absence of error correction mechanisms of the viral RNA-dependent RNA polymerase, fast replication, and recombination events [ 1– 3].
For a human cell with ∼12 billion DNA bases (1 billion = 10) in its chromosomes, estimate how many mutations this would result in per cell replication in the absence of error correction.
However, it remains unclear whether or not CIN per se is selected in aggressive tumours, or if CIN tends to be associated with another highly selected phenotype, such as faster replication in the absence of error correcting, or some kind of intrinsic cellular hardiness, for example through a tolerance of abnormal gene dosing that is the consequence of aneuploidy.
More importantly, however, it must be remembered that both sets of figures are estimates.Ultimately such estimates depend on choices that are to some extent subjective, and in the absence of error-free data there will always be substantial uncertainty.
The BER of direct transmission and the BER in the absence of errors in the links are also shown as reference curves.
The model checker ascertains the absence of errors in a system by inspecting all the possible states or scenarios of the modeled system.
The absence of errors is checked via computational tree logic (CTL) (Clarke and Emerson 1982) or linear temporal logic (LTL) (Pnueli 1977) statements.
In the absence of errors, routine in vivo measurements uniquely document that treatment was delivered correctly within a user-specified tolerance.
