Sentence examples for absent points from inspiring English sources

"Girls tend to go through menarche a little bit earlier when their father is absent," points out Rilling.

This assumption is typically legitimized by findings of certain genetic and neurocognitive commonalities, and it is supported by the graded distributions of positive and negative symptoms (assessed by standard checklists), with absent "points of rarity".

In addition, they found that children could have a relatively strong SOC when a high quality parent child relationship was absent, pointing to the compensatory effects of other contextual domains [ 37].

A discretely positioned research assistant recorded if the selected target behaviour was present (one point) or absent (zero points) during each minute giving a maximum score of one point per minute of observation.

Each of the seven criteria was scored as being present (1 point) or as absent (0 points) in the RCT manuscript.

The overall Systemic Feature Score could range from 0 to 8 and is the sum of the eight individual features, which were scored as either absent (0 points) or present (1 point).

Patients were classified in subgroups according to EDSS (mild: 0 3; moderate: 4 6.5; severe: >7) and the self-perceived impact of fatigue (absent: ≤38 points; low: 39 58; high: ≥59).

The numbers of absent data points are referred to in the figure legends, and were mostly related to measurements of serum base deficit, lactate, cytokines, and integrin expression.

Then there is the disembodied, absent, generalised pointing of the fingerpost, which has "the ghost of intention about it".

It wasn't just a French national team that Spain lost to, it was a French national team featuring the Portland Trail Blazers' Nic Batum as the understudy for absent Hall of Fame point guard Tony Parker.

The Everton playmaker joined his manager in placing his support behind the absent captain, pointing out that Rooney's influence is felt just as keenly off the pitch as on it.