Sentence examples for absence that could from inspiring English sources

Indeed, 12.2% of the studied proteobacterial species do not harbor this recombination machinery - an absence that could be explained by genome fitting for small genome microorganisms but not for bacteria with large chromosomes (like the Legionellales, Saccharophagus degradans or Colwellia psychrerythraea).

There are likely to be behavioural factors with respect to taking illness absence that could differ between countries, and these would require further exploration before direct comparisons could be made.

Both of these schemes have data on work absences that could be related to overweight and obesity, but only data from one scheme (IBS) was available in electronic format.

But the government is using one prominent victim to mask the absence of initiatives that could cut down victim numbers.

If there is much more consolidation, some experts fear an absence of competition that could lead to a reintroduction of rate and scheduling regulations.

Even allowing for this single bold stroke, however, the most striking shortcoming yesterday was the absence of anything that could be called a political thread to tie the pieces together.

Therefore, CO2 variations during stable nights could be complementarily used for categorizing days as suitable or not suitable in GEC monitoring, assuming the absence of factors that could exclusively change PG such as charged clouds overhead and aerosols.

Chronic fatigue (CF) in combination with a minimum of 4 of 8 symptoms and the absence of diseases that could explain these symptoms, constitute the case definition for chronic fatigue syndrome.

Given the absence of data that could be provided by such an instrument, the results of this study may indicate the evidence of causality only, without addressing their endogenous nature.

She acknowledges that in the past Indian filmmakers were forced to cater to the lowest common denominator because of the absence of multiplexes that could screen a variety of films.

These require the absence of symptoms that could not be explained by a diagnosis of IIH, but do not require the actual presence of any symptoms (such as headache) attributable to IIH.