The phrase "activities absence" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a lack of activities or the absence of activities, but as it stands, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "The report highlighted the activities absence during the summer months, indicating a need for more engagement."
Alternatives: "lack of activities" or "absence of activities".
School districts across the country are increasingly adopting digital technologies that collect details about students' achievements, activities, absences, disabilities and learning styles in an effort to tailor instruction to the individual child.
At that point, senesence related processes such as arrhythmic daily locomotor activity, absence of reproduction and erratic shedding begin to appear [23].
The presence of epileptic activity, absence seizures (characterized by spike-wave discharges) or interictal events was assessed by visual inspection of video-EEG recordings.
C. botulinum rarely causes illness because the confluence of conditions required for its germination and toxin production low acidity, high water activity, absence of preservatives, ambient temperature, and anaerobic milieu rarely occurs in foods (4 ).
BBB endothelium is functionally distinct from ECs in other vascular beds because they are characterized by little pinocytotic activity, absence of fenestrations (i.e., openings), and distinct distribution patterns of transmembrane transporters.
This was accomplished by maintaining strains 1 and 2 in the presence (high ERK activity) or absence (low ERK activity) of transforming growth factor alpha (TGFα).
These leadership activities, or absence thereof, seem to be related to beliefs regarding the purpose of education provided in the program.
The result comparison between biocatalyst activity in absence and presence of microwave showed that the activity is increased about one order of magnitude due to microwave.
BSLA resistance (WT or variant) was evaluated as activity in the presence of organic solvent divided by activity in absence of organic solvent (equation in Additional file 1).
