"definitely absent" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to emphasize that something is completely absent or nonexistent. For example, "The possibility of success was definitely absent."
Therefore, it can remove noise greatly when speech is definitely absent.
This effect is definitely absent in the case of a resistant strain.
An intron gain was defined only when the intron is definitely absent from the orthologous positions of all the outgroup species (Fig. 1).
The readers scored the likelihood of a local tumour recurrence using a 5-point confidence level scale (0 = definitely absent, 1 = probably absent, 2 = possibly absent/present, 3 = probably present, 4 = definitely present).
At the left end of the line, a confidence level that lesions compatible with CJD were definitely absent was indicated, whereas at the right end, a confidence level that lesions were definitely present was indicated.
Each observer was required to score the confidence rate for the presence of the characteristic imaging findings using a 5-grade rating system (1 5) in the answer sheet as follows: when written characteristic imaging findings were definitely present, 5; when written characteristic imaging findings were definitely absent, 1; presence of a swollen gland, 5; and presence of an atrophied gland, 1.
Most reviews and recently issued guidelines on the topic have therefore concluded that overall no major differences in outcome exist between CDMR and planned vaginal delivery, but the evidence is too weak to state definitely that differences are completely absent [ 1, 10, 12].
The outrage press, which has long been absent from the Valley, has definitely arrived in full force.
We will measure whether varus thrust is 1) definitely present 2) possibly present or 3) absent.
Interviewers rated experiences as definitely present, suspected to be present or absent, and unless a credible example was given, responses were rated down to suspected instead of definitely present.
Instant messaging is notably absent, although Burkhart says it's definitely in the works and will support the most commonly used IM protocols.
