Sentence examples for an absence of published from inspiring English sources

There is an absence of published international comparative studies which investigate this and so this paper sets out to explore the sources of stress among nursing students throughout their course of study and to determine whether they were more stressed by academic or clinical factors across five different countries (Albania, Brunei, the Czech Republic, Malta and Wales).

With this work, an absence of published studies concerning analytical approaches to the problem of vehicle-induced pressure on pedestrians is intended to be covered, allowing for simplified testing procedures.

To our knowledge, except for two reports to date (Heudorf and Angerer 2001; Saieva et al. 2004), there is a complete absence of published human biomonitoring data for pesticides in Europe, and therefore, it is impossible to predict how the levels eliciting an effect in vitro may correspond to human internal concentrations.

The research team chose the value of this discount factor based on input from clinicians and CHWs and their own experiences, not objective data due to an absence of relevant published data.

A limitation of our study is the absence of published evidence for the validity of the UEWD-scoring, as this has not been investigated.

In the absence of published evidence on a difference in relative treatment effect between subgroups, this may be seen as a realistic assumption.

In the absence of published data, we attempted an estimation by screening protozoa and yeast genomes for the two conventional CCCH motifs and, as a background control, for two non-existing ones (C-X7-C-X7-C-X3-H and C-X8-C-X7-C-X3-H), without any filtering or evaluation steps.

In the absence of published ICCs, we adopted a conservative approach of assuming large ICCs in the calculations.

NRT use was calculated as the weekly mean of the daily total mg of nicotine, using the pack data (e.g. 15 mg for each nicotine 15 mg patch) for all products except for the inhalator for which we used a reasoned estimate of 6 mg, in the absence of published data.

In contrast, practising oncologists in the UK are now finding that they can no longer obtain funding for trastuzumab beyond progression because of the NICE recommendation, which was based on the absence of published, level 1 evidence showing an improved OS associated with continuation of trastuzumab.

Annotating with these terms allows the distinction to be made between the absence of published results and the absence of an annotation.