If that is confirmed he may be confronting an absence of up to six weeks.
Francis Spufford in Unapologetic (Faber) confronts this absence, yet (amazingly) discovers a transcendence like "a wisp of a presence, as deniable as vapour, which you feel is holding the house up".
To date, it has been difficult to compare signal transduction processes in the studied organisms, but it is possible that they are very similar, and as was observed, this similitude may be conserved in intra- and extracellular parasites, despite the fact that they confront Fe absence in different ways.
The line managers may reduce absence by confronting problems such as suspicious absence or conflicts that might strain employees.
During the post-intervention period we recorded any periods that the healthcare facilities were confronted with absences of staff or with stock-outs of essential HIV testing commodities or MCH drugs.
The disturbing factor is the absence of confronting the issues among European politicians and Europeans buying into populism and still looking to the US as the main partner in the Atlantic Alliance expected to form a rescue party if or when needed.
Implicit within all that passes is the perplexity of death, that absence, confronted prematurely by a young girl and sensitively explained by her older companion.
Katoatau's family returned to Kiribati, where the budding young weightlifter was confronted by the absence of any suitable facilities in his homeland.
And once thrust into the real world, I became confronted with the absence of student loans and the reality of having to pay them back.
Each day for Madani and his peers is a delicate push-pull: As they soak up the foreign culture, learning rapidly, they must confront the constant absence of their loved ones and overcome years of trauma.
These bottled-up resentments are visible in the infamous May 23rd video of students confronting Weinstein over his Day of Absence claims, and the May 24th occupation of the president's office.
