Sentence examples for absence to define from inspiring English sources

The family is simply too busy living lives of public service to fret over a Kennedy absence in the House or Senate; or to allow that absence to define their commitment to the commonweal.

But, like Twin Peaks's Laura Palmer, this high-school queen is "full of secrets" – secrets which multiply in the tragic absence that comes to define her iconic presence.

It was an absence that came to define her: the waiting woman, the mother, two fatherless daughters, the carrier of the torch.

But, like Twin Peaks's Laura Palmer, this high-school queen is "full of secrets" – secrets which multiply in the tragic absence that comes to define her iconic presence.

In this paper, we show how, in the absence of knowledge to define the potential function manually, this function can be learned online in parallel with the actual reinforcement learning process.

In the absence of evidence to define an upper safe threshold for isotonic media the BSGE/ESGE Guideline Development Group recommends a limit of 2500 ml.

Induction chemotherapy (IC) followed by chemoradiation (CRT) for locally advanced squamous cell head and neck cancer (SCCHN) remains controversial in the absence of clear evidence to define its role.

Before deciding a surgical indication for the calcified tumors localized to the mitral valve leaflet, the specific determination of the presence or absence of MAC help to define the surgical indication.

Comparative analysis of these scores could only be done for groups with staining according to IF, since a validation score of 7 is used to define absence.

In the absence of other criteria to define virulence, some of these genes were proposed to be the main causes of pathogenicity and virulence [ 12].

In the absence of prior work to define ED episodes from Medicare claims [ 6- 10], we developed a bundling algorithm reflecting Medicare billing policy to identify ED episodes.