The phrase "asserted absence" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where someone claims or states that something is not present or does not exist.
Example: "The scientist provided evidence to support her asserted absence of the species in the region."
Alternatives: "claimed absence" or "declared absence".
But it would snatch away the promise for those living elsewhere, particularly if the decision was based not only on the asserted absence of federal authority but on exaggerated notions of state sovereignty anchored in the Tea Party's favorite constitutional amendment, the 10th.
Hence, there are three types of patients: those ones with asserted presence of epilepsy, those ones with asserted absence of epilepsy, and finally those ones for which there is no information about the presence or absence of epilepsy.
Additionally, queries such as ' What genetic variants have been identified in patients without childhood-onset chronic diarrhea?' will return those genetic variants for patients with asserted absence of childhood-onset chronic diarrhea, that is, the genetic variant p.R395C (patient 564385– 1) in Figure 1.
The NSF states that to apply for a grant as of January 18 , 2011'All proposals must describe plans for data management and sharing of the products of research, or assert the absence of the need for such plans' [58].
While asserting the absence of a negative in a legal settlement creates the perception usually that something, indeed, went wrong, it is far more powerful to insist that companies own up.
Asserting an absence of carcinogenicity, either overall or in breast tissue specifically, presupposes a complete set of test data evaluating all end points relevant to both cancer in general, and breast cancer in particular.
A study on sterility rumors in Africa asserted that in absence of the truth, rumors acquire credibility[ 25].
Indeed, we noticed that due to the imprecision inherent in the data many sets of parameters display good fit with the observed time series; however the difference of behaviour between e.g. the final size of the epidemic as given by this simulations is sometimes important (error bars too large) and cannot be reliably asserted in the absence of further investigations.
Russian officials assert that the absence of legally binding limits creates uncertainty about the offense-defense relationship.
Paul Collier, an Oxford professor, has asserted that democracy in the absence of other desirables, like the rule of law, can hobble a country's progress.
Entertainment Weekly noted that McAdams "uses her sexy billboard smile and emphatic delivery to nail a certain type of troublemaker boss who embeds her aggression in pert 'sincerity.'" Variety asserted that "even in the absence of stellar material, the leads remain compulsively watchable".
