The phrase "absences directly" is not a complete or clear expression in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing the impact or consequences of absences, but it requires additional context to convey a complete thought.
Example: "The report highlights how absences directly affect team productivity."
Alternatives: "absences impact" or "absences influence".
He didn't address Ant's absence directly, only saying, "I have twice the amount of work to do, so we're going to crack on". He received a standing ovation.
Because progesterone's presence or absence directly influences the establishment of each of these reproductive endocrine states, assessing mammary gland development and tumorigenesis in relation to progesterone exposure is of paramount importance.
This raises several curious questions including why these proteins are preserved during the course of evolution and whether their absence directly impacts the conformational dynamics of the ribosome or they associate with cellular functions through more indirect ways.
For most larger NHS Trusts, staff absences are directly reported into electronic systems designed to capture this information, which would further enable real-time reporting.
The study reported on sickness absence outcomes directly related to a specific absence.
Reasons for article exclusions were because they: (1) used pre-2000 data (n=11), (2) did not report sickness absence outcomes directly related to a specific absence (n=3), (3) were based on select populations (n=44).
Here, a similar frequency and acceleration magnitude also served as a stimulatory signal, achieved in the absence of weightbearing, and thus the absence of directly applied matrix deformation.
Its absence has directly caused the collapse of the western financial system".
Absence, addressed directly in the opening line, might almost be an allegorical figure rather than an abstract noun.
Conditioned fear may emerge in the absence of directly experienced conditioned stimulus (CS) – unconditioned stimulus (US) pairings.
