The phrase "absence patterns" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing trends or behaviors related to the lack of presence or participation in a particular setting, such as attendance or engagement.
Example: "The study analyzed the absence patterns of students over the semester to identify potential issues affecting their performance."
Alternatives: "absence trends" or "absence behaviors".
This article is part of the project "Disentangling absence patterns", financed by the Norwegian Research Council (grant # 227103/H20), and the project "Work Life Challenges workforce management and worker involvement solutions" (grant # 202647/S20).
Sickness benefit policies are important factors in explaining sickness absence patterns.
The expectations of peers and society at large might influence absence patterns among health workers.
Gene presence and absence patterns were extracted from OrthoMCL proteomes clustering using custom Perl scripts.
The sickness absence patterns were, in addition, similar to those that had emerged from a previous published trajectory analysis.
Unfortunately, for the health and care sector we lack international data for comparison of sickness absence patterns across countries.
Field trials determined that the tags were capable of accurately capturing the presence-absence patterns of other tagged sharks.
Technically, the application of the MLN approach to language data can be carried out in a rather straightforward way, by investigating presence-absence patterns of cognate sets instead of presence-absence patterns in gene families.
Our aim was to test this hypothesis by modeling gain-loss dynamics and inferring ancestral presence-absence patterns of both genes in a maximum likelihood framework.
Given that, as indicated above, the analysis of gene presence-absence patterns underestimates HGT, it might be appropriate to speak of a dominance of HGT in prokaryotic evolution.
The 10,335 arCOGs form 1,878 gain patterns, of which 77% are unique (compared to 6,736 presence-absence patterns with 89% of them being unique).
