Sentence examples for absent covering from inspiring English sources

In the present study, item scores were dichotomized into either "absent" (covering normal or equivocal) or "present" (covering abnormal or grossly abnormal) [ 24].

Focal injections of neural tracers reveal the tendency for populations of labeled cells to collectively form patches of labeled somata and excitatory axonal terminals, separated by regions of light or absent label, and covering several millimeters within a cortical area (Rockland and Lund 1981, 1983; Rockland et al. 1982; Lund et al. 2003).

CYP51 is present in 46 out of 47 species (absent in P. placenta), covering species from the phyla Ascomycota, Basidiomycota, Chytridiomycota, and Zygomycota whereas CYP61 is found in 42 fungal species (absent in Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis, Eremothecium cymbalariae, Melampsora larici-populina, P. placenta, and Puccinia graminis f. sp. tritici).

· It also said that, by 2004, teachers should not have to spend more than 38 hours covering for absent colleagues during their minimum contracted year of 1,265 hours.

We voted on amendments covering the absent documents in view of the urgency, but if that text is not amended and, in view of this practice, Parliament really should consider recourse to the European Court of Justice unless Council is prepared to treat us in a fairer and more adult way.

Cover with book covering plastic.

When the teen-age Afife appeared onstage, in 1919, covering for an absent Armenian, her father called her a whore and disowned her.

In a brief interview last week, she said she was taking care of too many residents and covering for an absent co-worker at the time.

STS content mapping demonstrated that APBA2 sequences and other markers are present within the BAC 686I6 and YAC 764C4 but absent from the YAC clone covering the GABRG3-OCA2 interval.

"It's as if they are sleeping," says Marshall Carter, who absent-mindedly lifts up the paper covering one cardboard box.

In some cases, the target sequence may be entirely absent, e.g. copy number variation (CNV) covering large stretches of DNA.