Sentence examples for are effectively absent from inspiring English sources

Overall, the data suggest that weight loss is unlikely to account for the deleterious effects of chronic stress on the organism, but in fact produces beneficial effects that are effectively absent or indeed, reversed in the face of chronic stress exposure.

The Van Allen belts are most intense over the Equator and are effectively absent above the poles.

A + T-rich, CpG-rich domains of CGI-like dimensions, however, are effectively absent from the mouse genome.

Instead, at one of the world's largest food festivals, the organic movement was effectively absent.

The Palestinian perspective, that they have lost their land and are living under occupation, was effectively absent.

But he has been effectively absent from the British art scene for several years, and before that had started to seem an irrelevance.

"Carrie & Lowell" is, in a way, a concept album about grief: Carrie, Stevens's mother, died in 2012, but her struggles with depression, bipolar disorder, and schizophrenia meant that she was effectively absent all his life.

By being effectively absent from "the conversation" much of the time, they're not exerting as much influence as they could and should – which also means it's easier for the issues significant to them to get swept under the rug, or decided by people who do not have ovaries.

Morality as an ideal has always existed in Russia — consider Dostoevsky — but morality as a daily social function is effectively absent, and this empty space has been overgrown with corruption, criminality and a disgusting attitude to the value of human life.

Nevertheless, archeological evidence for human occupation of interior northeast Siberia from the onset of the LGM over 25 kya until initiation of glacial retreats is effectively absent (Goebel et al. 2003).

The Persian fleet was effectively absent from the Aegean until 451 BC, and Greek ships were able to ply the coasts of Asia Minor with impunity.