Sentence examples for consequent absence from inspiring English sources

The consequent absence of an effective mechanism for determining whether a Member has breached the Code of Conduct has the potential to undermine the public trust in the system.

However, rather than simply, though sharply, recognizing the problem of illegibility, neglect and consequent absence of diverse or alternative voices in these spaces, Holder was committed to working with and within them to expand their reach, making them accountable to the whole community they claimed to serve.

Upon the whole we think they will, the average American showing in politics that remarkable lenity which arises from perfect freedom, and the consequent absence of fear; but he is also excitable, and it is on the first direction of that excitement that everything will depend.

Millsap's injury, and his consequent absence for half the season, is the basis of the second point Lyles and Plumlee have in common: Their minutes both got a big boost when Millsap was out, and took a big hit when he played.

The consequent absence of both men from the tour substantially weakened the bowling strength of the team.

The problem would be less severe in East Africa where there is a marked and prolonged dry period, with consequent absence of berries in the field for extended periods.

In this case, respondents made two arguments based on the unavailability of the presumption and the consequent total absence, in their view, of proof of the crime.

The consensus in our institution regarding adjuvant radiation and chemotherapy for these patients is ill-defined, owing to a lack of HER2 status testing and consequent treatment; absence of national recommendations, guidelines, or national follow-up programs for cancer patients; and, above all, very poor patient compliance to treatment or to the limited follow-up services available.

This suggests that consequent to GliT absence, transcription is suppressed in the presence of exogenous gliotoxin.

In the sheep, muscle retraction and fatty infiltration were shown to be related to a pronounced change in the pennation angle of the infraspinatus muscle with consequent shortening but absence of degeneration of the muscle fibres [ 7- 9].

Our finding that TNF stimulation results in aberrant death of cpdm-derived cells, and that this cell death has both an apoptotic and a necroptotic (and thus inflammatory) component [ 19, 41, 42], suggested a different explanation: namely, that the inflammation in cpdm mice could be due to inflammatory cell death consequent on the absence of SHARPIN-requiring LUBAC activity.