Sentence examples for absent between from inspiring English sources

The expulsions, exchanges and threats revived a cold war tone that had been largely absent between Washington and Moscow since the Soviet Union disintegrated in 1991, and signaled a marked departure by the Bush administration from President Clinton's policies of engagement with Russia.

An employee who is absent between 6 and 20 days as the result of an accident or illness deemed to be industrial is eligible for statutory wage replacement benefits from the sixth full day of absence due to injury or illness.

A lapse with Π of the phase is present (or absent) between in-phase (or out-of-phase) resonances.

Note that grain weight differences were absent between the segregated alleles on +/− plants, while were found to be significant between +/+ and −/−.

This relationship is absent between Fe and Mn concentrations (which are much lower) and Fe and Cl concentrations (which may be influence by seawater-derived NaCl).

In addition, shared polymorphism were absent between C. psittaci without 84/2334 and C. abortus with 84/2334.

A diverse sample of U.S. participants (N = 400) was randomly assigned to different message treatments as part of a 2 (compassion: high or low) × 2 (climate change cue: present or absent) between-subjects factorial design.

An experiment with N = 80 users was carried out, employing a 2 (laboratory vs. field) by 2 (single task vs. dual task scenario) by 2 (on-product information: present vs. absent) between-subjects design.

In a scenario where PB is absent, a between-study variation of 0% & 150% of the average within-study variation corresponds to an average I2 of 7% & 57% respectively.

The full extent of the injury will not be known until Barkley undergoes a scan on the problem on Saturday, although the initial concern at Everton is that their influential midfielder will be absent for between six and eight weeks.

The Maysleses' enduring theme of the absent boundary between theatre and life, between show and reality, is stood on its head: art as great as that of the Stones is destined to have a mighty real-world effect.