The phrase "absent score" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where a score or result is missing or not present, such as in academic or performance evaluations.
Example: "Due to a technical error, the absent score for the exam will be addressed in the next grading period."
Alternatives: "missing score" or "unavailable score".
Orthodema scores were classified as absent (score of 0), low-grade (score of 1-2), and high-grade (score of 3-4), and the association with death, rehospitalization, or unscheduled medical visits through 60 days was assessed.
Among the 1,263 proximal and mid segments rated as accessible, cardiogenic motion artefacts were either absent (score 1: n = 10; 0.8%) or rated as minor (score 2: n = 362; 28.7%) or moderate (score 3: n = 891; 70.5%).
Among the 406 right coronary artery segments rated as accessible, contrast-induced artefacts from the right atrium were either absent (score 1: n = 214; 53%) or rated as minor (score 2: n = 192; 47%).
By IHC, PTEN expression was low to absent (score = 0) in 61% of medulloblastomas (n = 111) (Figure 6A, Table 1).
Score 1: weak staining or absent, score 2: intermediate and score 3: strong staining.
i = absent (score 0); faint (score 1); moderate (score 2); or strong (score 3).
Decreased expression of CD9 was associated with a significantly increased risk of malignancy, especially when expression was almost completely absent (scores of 0 or 1; P<0.0001).
Within 2 days, 42% of pimecrolimus-treated compared with 27% of vehicle-treated patients scored their pruritus as mild or absent (pruritus score of 0 or 1; p = 0.040), and these treatment differences were maintained throughout the study.
Most Senate Republicans confessed to not knowing what was even in the House bill and declined to take an explicit position absent a score from the Congressional Budget Office.
Homeless, chronically absent students score lower on standardized tests, including state exams tied to promotion, and Regents exams, tied to high-school graduation.
Where both molars were absent, the score was determined by the midpoint on the alveolar ridge.
