The phrase "absence to identify" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a lack of ability or opportunity to identify something, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The absence to identify the source of the problem led to further complications in the project."
Alternatives: "inability to identify" or "lack of identification".
If, by the show's end, you feel the emotional absence of characters to identify with, you have also been made to sense that this fractured romance is ultimately something more than "The Perils of Pericles".
The BovineSNP50 assay was applied to determine its utility in mapping two Mendelian phenotypes in cattle, black/red coat color and the presence or absence of horns, to identify the chromosomal locations of the loci underlying these traits.
We performed digenic SGA screens with tel1 Δ as a query mutation in the presence or absence of CPT to identify common processes required for resistance to camptothecin when Tel1 is absent.
As a first application of this new resource, we also analysed tissue-specific patterns of transcript presence and absence in order to identify transcripts involved in melanogenesis that might also affect biological processes beyond plumage colouration.
The objectives of the study were to compare the diagnostic yield and accuracy of EUS-guided FNA (EUS-FNA) in the evaluation of pancreatic-mass lesions in the presence or the absence of CP and to identify predictors of CP before EUS-FNA of pancreatic-mass lesions.
In order to further clarify mechanisms of transcriptional regulation for XCPE1 and XCPE2-containing promoters, our next goals will be to complete determination of factor requirements for transcription from XCPE1 and XCPE2 promoters by in vitro reconstitution either in the presence or absence of TAFs, and to identify XCPE1 and XCPE2 recognition factors.
Following proof of concept, we applied the empirical strategy for characterizing bacterial proteomes across species in the absence of genomic sequences to identify peptides and proteins in four environmental Shewanella isolates from the Hanford Reach region of the Columbia River in Washington state.
During self-assessments, providers complete a knowledge test, quality improvement tool or checklist, in the absence of a supervisor, to identify strengths and weaknesses in specific areas.
However, in the absence of precise tools to identify a strain in the natural host it is unclear what scrapie diversity could represent in terms of cross species transmission and zoonosis.
The sensitivity was greater than 90% only for three tests: the absence of scalp swelling to identify children victims of inflicted head injury; a decision tool to identify physically-abused children among those hospitalized in a Pediatric Intensive Care Unit; and a parental interview integrating twelve child symptoms to identify sexually-abused children.
