The phrase "absence of mix" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a situation where there is no combination or blending of elements, often in contexts like chemistry, cooking, or discussions about diversity.
Example: "The absence of mix in the ingredients resulted in a bland dish that lacked flavor."
Alternatives: "lack of mixture" or "no blending present".
Results show that the quiescent growth is typically slow due to the absence of mixing.
Due to the absence of mixing, slow diffusion makes the hydrophobic silica precursor initially present in the interfacial region.
Diffusion polarization is losses caused by the net transport of material within a single phase in the absence of mixing (by mechanical means or by convection).
Diffusion refers to the net transport of material within a single phase in the absence of mixing (by mechanical means or by convection).
The main reason behind the poor order in neutral surfactants is the weak (S0H+)(X−I+) interaction which becomes even worse in the absence of mixing.
Using finite element analysis, it is shown that shielding in such systems results in path deflection and bifurcation despite the absence of mixed-mode loading.
The slow growth nature of the quiescent approach (order of days) is attributed to the absence of mixing plus the slow interdiffusion among the hydrophobic (TEOS/TBOS -hydrophilic (waTEOS/TBOS -hydrophilic
Thus, in the absence of mixing, TEOS can be available more readily in the water phase than TBOS and hence speeds up the condensation, yielding products mostly in the bulk of water phase.
We conclude that additions of P fertilizer in NT systems changes the dynamics of P in the rooting zone, suggesting the importance of approaches to monitor P dynamics specifically tailored for NT systems that integrates the variability caused by the absence of mixing the fertilizer, residues, and soil.
Another important difference in the assays is the fact that the bulk saccharification assays involved shaking/mixing whereas the NR study was performed in the absence of mixing.
