The phrase "absence of quantification" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing measurement, data analysis, or research where a lack of numerical data is relevant.
Example: "The study's findings were inconclusive due to the absence of quantification in the data collected."
Alternatives: "lack of measurement" or "non-quantitative nature".
But again, this high confidence comes with an absence of quantification of how many/much and the degree of risk.
A single spot urine sample and absence of quantification of albuminuria was also a limitation.
This probe also demonstrates disadvantages such as the absence of quantification in heterogeneous medium, due to the use of the Beer-Lambert law, and the limited depth resolution.
I have some concerns about the photobleaching experiments, which are important for the message of the paper: in the absence of quantification, it is unclear how representative they are.
Flood damage reduction is considered proportional to physical flood reduction, in absence of better quantification.
The article by Fallucco et al. [ 23] on BMP-2 was excluded because of absence of radiographic quantification of bone in the reconstructed cleft.
The article by Chin et al. [ 22] on BMP-2 was excluded because besides CLAP, facial clefts were reconstructed and because of absence of radiographic quantification of bone in the reconstructed cleft.
The exclusion criteria were: use of autologous bone graft, including bone marrow aspirate; previous attempt to reconstruct the alveolar cleft; absence of radiographic quantification of bone in the reconstructed cleft; language of the full text article other than English.
The mathematical equation behind the IHC4 score is public; however, in the absence of standardized quantification of each of the four variables that would match the IHC assay sensitivity and the dynamic ranges used in the seminal paper, applying the formula to local pathology results could be highly misleading.
When examining PCP managed patients, there was no difference in CKD documentation, ACEI/ARB use, urinary albumin quantification, absence of ACEI/ARB and urinary albumin quantification, or Hgb monitoring following the use of eGFR reporting.
In particular, there is an absence of an objective quantification of midwifery students' attitudes towards the OSCE.
