The phrase "absence of transfer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing situations where no transfer of something occurs, such as information, assets, or rights.
Example: "The absence of transfer in this agreement means that the ownership of the property remains unchanged."
Alternatives: "lack of transfer" or "non-transfer".
Similar to tRNS studies on healthy adults9, 13, 15, we did not find transfer effects on working memory, suggesting the absence of transfer beyond trained domain44.
"But even in the absence of transfer restrictions, our longstanding policy is to transfer detainees only if the threat posed by the detainee can be sufficiently mitigated and when consistent with our humane treatment policy".
First, the principal reasons for low incomes are not low wages but the absence of work for those who are employable and the absence of transfer payments for those who are not.
Clear signs of three body abrasion were evidenced in Group 1 material which is due to the absence of transfer layer and also from the large loose debris.
However, the absence of transfer effects from one task to another, also suggested that comparison and number line estimation rely on different mechanisms and probably influence arithmetic through different mechanisms.
The effect of diffusion on energy transfer depends on Dtau(0)/s(2), in which D is the sum of the diffusion coefficients of the donor and acceptor, tau(0) is the lifetime of the donor in the absence of transfer, and s is the mean distance between donors and acceptors.
In the absence of transfers of children, the non-immigrant population would be projected one generation ahead as h t + 1 = Qh t.
The finding that anti-4-1BB was indeed effective when transferred cells lack but host cells express 4-1BB, also explains the substantial effect of anti-4-1BB in tumor control even in the absence of transferred T cells (Figure 4A).
Priming of OVA-specific CD8+ T cells in the absence of transferred OT-I T cells was similarly ablated in lang-DTREGFP mice treated with DT and vaccinated with syngeneic BM-DCs loaded with OVA and α-GalCer (Fig. 2C).
We have found no evidence for an impairment of proliferative capacity in T-bet−/ T-bet−/s (data not shown), so we believe that the absence of transferred T-bet−/− Th1 cells from the CNS most likely reflects a failure in migration.
The partial proton transfer of the FE-I phase is replaced in the FE-II phase by complete proton transfer in one half of these hydrogen bonds (B and D), and the absence of proton transfer in the other half (A and C) (Table 3 ▶).
