The phrase "absence of interview" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where an interview did not take place or was not conducted.
Example: "The candidate was not selected due to the absence of interview, which left the hiring team with insufficient information."
Alternatives: "lack of interview" or "nonexistence of interview".
Adjustments were neither made for unit non-response (complete absence of interview) nor for item non-response (absence of answers to specific questions in the interview after agreement to participate in the survey).
Although, in the absence of interview assessment, participants meeting these criteria should be viewed as "probable" rather than "true" cases, the criteria have been found to identify individuals with high levels of eating disorder psychopathology and functional impairment [ 38, 30].
6 In the absence of interview data, which may be time-consuming to collect and are not generalisable, free-text data may shed light on specific aspects where quality improvement initiatives need to be targeted.
Given the prevalence from the HADS-D corresponds most closely with the reported prevalence based on psychiatric interview, this scale would seem most suitable to offer as an 'interim' gold standard for comparing other scales, in the absence of further clinical interviews.
In the absence of interviews with current Scientology members, Theroux hovers around the entrance to the headquarters, trying to charm a few words out of the bristling security detail.
In the absence of interviews with Shields, hearsay flies, and the on dit about m b v – released on 2 February with little preamble – is that Shields played everything on it himself.
In terms of study design, we are limited by having data from only two CHWs with <5 years of experience and by the absence of interviews with ex-CHWs who could have provided insights into why CHWs discontinue their work.
While this has advantages of reducing bias by analysing information somewhat more objectively, a drawback of this approach is the absence of interviews with stakeholders to supplement and strengthen the contextual knowledge, in particular, in terms of governmental and societal dynamics, such as gaining a deeper understanding of the relationship between the MOH, MOE, and NCCCT.
Participant training was not described in any study and similarly the relationship of events on the video to the researchers' line of inquiry in interview was difficult to evaluate in the absence of an interview schedule and so these two elements are not included in the Table.
But in the absence of clinical interview no detailed analysis of the mental health status is possible.
Another strength is the absence of proxy interviews.
