Sentence examples for cannot be absence from inspiring English sources
You would expect a feeling of absence there, seeing a man without his partner, but there cannot be absence where there is not much presence: it is broad, buffoonish mock sexiness and mock dissipation, the kind of thing Kesha does with more finesse.
We suggest that VTG expression may be interpreted as a warning of reproductive consequences, but absence of expression cannot be interpreted as absence of consequences.
For the remaining studies, one cannot exclude the possibility that the plant effluent may contain disinfection-resistant pathogens such as Cryptosporidium, whose absence cannot be confirmed by the absence of indicator organisms (Gadgil 1998).
However, absence of documentation of ERC approval cannot be taken as absence of obtaining approval, as some may have not reported it.
When the lung point cannot be detected, then absence of a lung pulse should also be checked.
The first is that even if beliefs and affects cannot be obligatory, the absence of such attitudes may still be blameworthy or reprehensible, at least insofar as we can be blamed or held responsible for things beyond our direct control.
In my view, personal responsibility should in fact be relevant, but cannot be in the absence of cultural responsibility.
As isolate redundancy within each ST cannot be exclude in absence of complementary genotypic characterization, this analysis was performed using only one sample from each ST (non redundant STs).
However, these additional analyzes cannot be conducted in absence of an effect of the goal management intervention compared to the waiting list group.
Normality cannot be defined by absence of complaints or functional impairment, because even healthy subjects may experience symptoms such as fatigue or suffer from anxiety or depressed feelings from time to time.
Moreover, the role of potentially pathogenic micro-organisms in the clinical course of bronchiectasis cannot be determined in absence of repeated respiratory samplings, micro-organisms quantification and characterisation of associated clinical status.
