Sentence examples for common absence from inspiring English sources

The current article is, however, based on observations by experts that people confuse technologies due to an (common) absence of knowledge (Nap et al. 2002; van Dam and de Vriend 2002), rather than not accept them.

However, owing to the requirements of expert knowledge in environmental science and vast effort for data collection in carrying out LCA, as well as the common absence of complete product information during product development processes, there is a need to develop a more suitable tool for product designers.

Worker nepotism might explain the common absence of reproduction by host workers in socially parasitic ants.

Under these circumstances, a right hemicolectomy is usually indicated, despite the common absence of obvious malignant features characterising the NET.

Examples of such aspects would be the common absence of a clearly defined set of substrates and by-products for the metabolism of intracellular parasites, the changes in composition of biomass across multiple stages of their life cycles or sub-optimal utilization of available substrates, etc.

As common absences are disregarded when calculating the Dice coefficient, assignment of high similarities to spectra on the basis of peak absences is prevented.

Deila also insisted Kris Commons' absence from the team on Sunday was nothing to do with the fact he has yet to agree a new contract.

Other studies that have not found a learning advantage from generating drawings have in common an absence of support for the learner (Alesandrini, 1981; Leutner, Leopold, & Sumfleth, 2009).

The abnormal EEG patterns in heterozygous mutant mice and the influence of genetic background on SWD make SCN8A an attractive candidate gene for common human absence epilepsy, a genetically complex disorder.

Banerji (37) has described a high proportion (40%) of African American youth with type 2 diabetes with DKA at the time of diagnosis, which may reflect the phenomenon of Flatbush diabetes as observed among African American adults (38), in which DKA is common despite absence of common diabetes autoantibodies and low prevalence of HLA genotypes associated with high risk for type 1 diabetes (39).

Thus, this region represents a common presence-absence polymorphism in wheat, with presence of the cluster not correlated with presence of Sr2.