Sentence examples for expected absent from inspiring English sources

The review of air quality data collected in 2003 by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, first reported in The Houston Chronicle, said levels of 1,3-butadiene, a chemical used in rubber production, could be expected to produce as many as 199 cases of cancer per million people rather than the single case that could be expected absent the pollutants.

According to a whip count compiled by The Huffington Post and reviewed by multiple members with a sense of the vote situation, GOP leaders are well short of the 216 votes they need to pass the bill (or 215, if Democrat Bobby Rush is, as expected, absent).

Rather, we observed a synergistic effect of B. burgdorferi and MDP stimulation on ifit1 and igtp induction in wild type cells that was, as expected, absent in Nod2 deficient cells (Figure 11C, D).

A unique band at approximately 15 kDa was observed in the media of cells infected with AAVCAGsCD59 and as expected, absent from the media of cells infected with the control virus AAVCAGGFP.

For these nine variables, we restricted our estimate of missing/unknown values to instances in which a subsequent value was expected, but missing, and did not count expected absent values as 'missing'missing

The size was due to an estimated prevalence rate of 4-144-14%SAD in adolescents [ 1, 2, 14, 43] and an expected absent rate of 10-15% on one school day [ 44].

If this is the case, then one could expect absent vOT activation for the phonological pseudoword spelling condition.

If this were the primary cause of similar-flanker reports, we might also expect absent letter reports to be similar to the target.

Jerome Thomas came into the Baggies side for Peter Odemwingie who, as expected, was absent from the squad on compassionate leave after his new-born son was taken ill.

The results of Figure 3 show that the immunoreaction between the CAT protein and anti-CAT antibody is, as expected, almost absent in the case of the transfection with naked CAT mRNA (bar to the right); this is consistent with the idea that the RNA is demolished by the RNases present in the cytoplasm and therefore becomes unavailable to be translated into protein.

GCOS v1.4 Expression Reports also revealed expected Call percentages (Present: 48% to 62%; Absent: 36% to 49%; Marginal: 1.5% to 1.9%).