Also curiously absent is the phrase "human shields"– presumably this is only used when civilians are killed by the "good guys".
Also absent was the phrase "by the grace of God," which preceded the name of a Christian monarch when the Christian nation wrote the treaty, as well as the lengthy strings of other titles, both religious and otherwise, that typically followed the names of both monarchs and their agents.
When such a relationship is absent, then the noun phrase is generated without a determiner (e.g., "___chloroplast").
He rattled off these phrases with an absent quality, like he was reciting the Lord's Prayer.
Inclusion criteria for residents were that they should meet criteria for Functional Assessment Staging (FAST) [ 21] stages 6 or 7, and should have no, or only very limited, verbal communication, indicated by an inability to clearly verbally communicate needs and wishes, with speech either very circumscribed and limited to single words or phrases or completely absent.
And, in contrast to the past, the phrase is virtually absent from the real estate listings.
Overall, the cases of differences are ones where the query phrase is often absent from the core description but may be represented in various combinations of nodes.
There are several grammatical errors (e.g. in the Abstract "such that absent cortex" is an incomplete phrase to end the sentence) which should be addressed, and I suggest the article is proof read again to ensure it reads how a published manuscript should do.
Absent were the cropped, greased-lightning phrases and the thick, strong tone.
For question 2, which was open-ended, scorers coded as present or absent for each of the following phrases: improved grant-writing ability, improved curriculum vitae, expanded research scope, enhanced independence, and enhanced networking.
His normal slurring together of words and syllables was almost absent and the mangling of a phrase nearly gone also.
