The phrase "absence of influence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is no effect or impact from a particular source or factor.
Example: "The study aimed to assess the absence of influence from external variables on the results."
Alternatives: "lack of influence" or "no influence present".
But the absence of influence is also the presence of freedom, a characteristic easily discernible in the work of Lydia Davis.
Siren voices that suggest the UK could survive as another Norway fail to register its population is one twelfth of the UK, its GDP per capita one and a half times that of Germany, its wealth in natural resources, the price it pays for a trading relationship with Europe or its absence of influence without full membership credentials.
Historical arguments against its use, like the development of bacterial resistance or the selection of resistant microorganisms and the absence of influence on mortality have not been confirmed.
The absence of influence on the early stages of the task, however, strongly refutes the necessity of gaze changes for directing steering movements.
The in vitro genomic selection enabled unbiased identification of transcription factor binding sites in the absence of influence from chromatin and other cofactors [25].
The absence of influence of a previous BCG vaccination on the HBHA IGRA might be surprising, as HBHA is produced by all members of the M. tuberculosis complex, including M. bovis BCG [28].
The C and D components were not included due to the absence of influences both for optimism as well as for pessimism and estimates were constrained to be similar for boys and girls due to the absence of evidence for quantitative sex differences in the univariate analyses.
In fact, as it now seems to me, the absence of this influence is a limitation on his claim to have been describing English social reality.
Initially, this isolation encouraged the development of indigenous forms of literature, but, eventually, in the virtual absence of fertilizing influence from abroad, it resulted in provincial writing.
It is vital to examine corporate environmental responsibility under the absence of colonial influence.
The absence of an influence of meniscal injury on NGF could further explain the absence of sensory nerve growth in the injured tissue.
