The phrase "absent in the same" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express the idea of something being missing or not present in a particular context, but the wording is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The necessary resources were absent in the same context as the previous project."
Alternatives: "missing in the same" or "not present in the same".
This is in agreement with gene expression analysis showing that endothelium under 'tumour' conditions (hypoxia, low pH, low glucose) expressed a high level of cathepsin S transcript while it was absent in the same cells under normal conditions (normoxia 4% oxygen, normal pH, normal glucose) (Herbert JMJ and Bicknell R, unpublished data).
The result patterns in the nogo/color and nogo/position conditions of the main and control experiments are distinct from each other in terms of the presence of an LRP: No LRP emerged in the nogo/color condition of both experiments; in contrast, whereas an LRP was present in the nogo/position condition of the main experiment, it was absent in the same condition of the control experiment.
HDAC1 was preferentially detected in mature areas of differentiated tumours, whereas HDAC2 was absent in the same regions.
Perhaps these proteins are stimulated in a host specific manner, as their expression was absent in the same stage ticks sampled in this study from B. taurus breeds.
However, an additional cluster present in OX2 receptors at position 406 is absent in the same corresponding region of OX1 receptors.
In general, finding the same frequency of gene occurrence in a clade does not imply that these genes are simultaneously present or absent in the same organisms.
When asked, most men say that their goal is not to be an absent father in the same way their own dads were.
Changes in TMP or fibronectin induced by cells were estimated by calculating the ratio of area (the total number of pixels) corresponding to intensities that ranged between 90 and 225 (high intensity) relative to areas with intensities below 90 (low intensity) in both cell-containing and adjacent cell-absent areas in the same field.
Because of this, hydrogen bonds at two amides in Bs4 were absent at the same positions in Ec4.
Consistently, working in Arabidopsis, Hermanns et al. [ 31] showed that HR is present in above ground incompatible host-pathogen interactions, but absent during the same host-pathogen interaction in the roots despite R gene transcription in both leaves and roots.
The response keys used to indicate that the target was present or absent were the same as in Experiment 1.
