The phrase "absent changing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where something is not changing or is static, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The project has been in a state of absent changing, leading to frustration among the team members."
Alternatives: "unchanging state" or "static condition".
As she darts fretfully about the room, she accuses her absent husband of changing towards her and blinding himself to her gradual ostracism from society, bitterly aware of the hollow arguments he might offer in response.
The majority (91%; 7077/7757) of exons flagged as changing from Absent to Present on at least one platform had fold-changes in the same direction, but with different magnitudes.
For example, over 80% of exons detected as expressed in RNA-Seq were also detected on the Exon array, and 91% of exons flagged as changing from Absent to Present on at least one platform had fold-changes in the same direction.
Firms like Alibaba grew dominant when local rivals were scarce and foreign ones absent, but things are changing.
The probe sets changing from absent in the 10 μg samples to present in the amplified samples (Table 3) were mostly those with low signals in the 10 μg samples, reflecting the greater noise found in probe sets with low signals.
As a good deal of flexibility near Gln was observed crystallographically for (Fe+αKG FIH when CTAD was absent (PDB entry 1MZF), changing the hydrogen bonding potential and packing density of this anchor residue should alter the target residue position above the Fe(II).
Absent were specific proposals on changing immigration or drug laws, by far the highest profile border issues.
Absent such a positive game changing event, I fear that even with proximity talks underway, the dynamic in the region is spiraling downward and may in the end erode the ground from under that process, leading to more violence, repression and a loss of hope in the ability of the Obama Administration to deliver much needed change.
However, despite a changing seroprevalence, the absent transmission over four decades does support the notion that screening is only one of several factors that influence risk.
