The phrase "absent enables" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express that something is made possible or facilitated by the absence of something else, but the construction is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The absence of distractions enables greater focus on the task at hand."
Alternatives: "absence allows" or "lack facilitates".
Most barriers encountered at the health system level thus point to limited or absent enabling factors (or inhibitors), such as lack of cultural awareness amongst health care providers and minimal ALOs [ 33].
"The risks of corruption and misconduct are acute when the fact and details of direct lobbying are secret as transparency and the accountability it enables is absent," their discussion paper said.
The truth is, someone may be board certified in internal medicine or another specialty and no one has really ascertained that their technique in doing an ankle reflex enables them to accurately say a reflex is truly absent — take note, you would be surprised how most 'absent' reflexes become 'present' when you learn good technique.
A small insert in CaMKIIbeta, which is absent in CaMKIIalpha, confers regulated F-actin localization to the enzyme and enables selective upregulation of dendritic motility.
However, a 63 bp segment in the middle region of porB1B gene that was absent in porB1A gene enabled us to design a specific forward primer only for detecting the porB1B gene.
This de novo learning, in turn, enables subsequent spatial learning to be accelerated, even when the NMDA receptors are absent.
Just CEB enables distinguishing whether there is indeed an ongoing inflammation or whether it is absent (only the preventive neuroprotection) [ 5, 6, 14].
The method optionally allows for the inclusion of a control sample, which enables us to mitigate the effect of experimental artefacts where protein binding is absent.
In particular, the modification enables the output of the compensator to decay more quickly than if it were absent, thereby effecting a swifter recovery of linear behaviour.
This transformation enables us to design an exponentially stabilizing controller under which the plant behaves as if the delays were absent after a finite time interval.
