Sentence examples for absolute unavailability from inspiring English sources
They suggest, however, that this has less to do with the absolute unavailability of resources, but rather with a lack of awareness and with capacity regarding supplies management and maintenance.
And this is the ontological status of the human body as absolute body, which is the principle of the unavailability of the human body that cannot be the object of possession of any person.
However, no absolute thermal conductivity measurement is made at this time due to the unavailability of measuring equipment.
The unavailability of health care staff, either due to work schedules or absolute numbers, meant it was necessary to undertake small focus groups or to mix cadres of health providers or genders.
Teachers of vocational subjects in Italy tended to perceive the existence of barriers to their professional development more than in other countries, with the most remarkable access barriers, in absolute and cross-country comparative terms, being related to the absence of incentives and the unavailability of relevant offers.
Since many of these duplicates would be expected to have been clinically indicated and since PACS is only hypothesized to reduce unnecessary duplicate examinations (e.g., due to unavailability of original images), it is not surprising that we only observed small absolute reductions in the frequency of duplicate X-ray examinations after the introduction of PACS.
Due to the unavailability of confounding factors in many of the studies, we chose simply to estimate pooled absolute risks of reinfection in the two cohorts, rather than a risk-ratio estimate in a direct comparison, as we had no way to control for potentially skewed distribution of covariates.
Doorless feature underscores unavailability.
At one moment, he says, I declare the unavailability of "independent standards" for deciding between rival accounts of a matter, and in the next moment I am offering counsel that is "perfectly consistent with the endorsement of moral absolutes".
