The phrase "admission absent" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing the absence of an admission, such as in legal or formal settings, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The report indicated that the admission absent from the records raised several questions about the case."
Alternatives: "absence of admission" or "no admission present".
Since gambling and related activities are very likely to be criminal under state or federal law, the Government lacks power to compel such an admission absent the requisite grant of immunity.
As for Eldridge Cleaver, the most eloquent of the Panthers, you can understand why people warmed to the blaze of his charisma and still recoil from the misogyny of his youth; in an admission absent from the film, he claimed to have "started out by practicing on black girls in the ghetto" before moving onto "white prey," on the principle that "rape was an insurrectionary act".
Though the American canon is indisputably male, it is saturated with the admission so absent from the works of the contemporary male English novelist: that men live in houses, in communities, that they live with women, that they father children, that they sleep and wake and love and loathe and suffer.
Microbiological success was defined as the eradication of pathogen (present at admission but absent from culture at the TOC visit) or the presumed eradication of pathogen (no material available for culture but the patient was deemed as cured or improved by the study investigator at the TOC visit).
The case that no beds are closed during the weekend and scheduled admissions are absent, might lead to unused capacity.
For 18 of these patients, anti-borrelial IgG was absent at admission but detected 2 weeks after admission; subsequent IgG testing was not performed because all patients had IgM by 2 weeks.
"Absent a positive drug test and absent an admission by an athlete, it will be extremely difficult, if not impossible, for U.S.A.D.A. to meet its burden of beyond a reasonable doubt," said Williams, the New York lawyer.
John J. Cullerton, the State Senate president, said through a spokeswoman that Mr. Burris should step down if he knew he had done something wrong, but that "absent that admission of guilt, the investigation should continue".
The inclusion rate was of 71% (5 parent's refusals, 3 parents were absent at admission).
Hospital-acquired pneumonia (HAP) was diagnosed in every patient who presented with the following signs at least 48 hours after admission and that were absent upon admission: a) new infiltrate in chest x-ray; and b) clinical pulmonary infection score of 6 or more as defined elsewhere [ 11].
The fact that we are undertaking a huge experiment in public education seems an elementary admission, but it is usually absent from the debate.
