Sentence examples for finding of absence from inspiring English sources

A recent study has shown that the ultrasound finding of absence of normal UCL fibers and presence of a heterogeneous mass proximal to the MCP joint is 100% accurate when diagnosing a complete UCL rupture [17].

The negative correlations between FA along specific region of the left fornix and PANSS total, positive and general psychopathology scores are in contrast to the previous finding of absence of correlation between mean FA of fornix, delineated with the ROI-based approach, and psychotic symptomatology [51].

The finding of absence of altered CYP2D6 activity in frail subjects is consistent with the study of Schwartz [ 5].

Our finding of absence of significant association of hemoglobin glycation with vitamin D further questions its definitive role in T2DM except for poor lifestyle in our overall population.

Apparently, the biology underlying the F-PET-derived findings of absence of bone metabolism is diverse and includes the possibility of spontaneous healing.

The finding of an absence of group difference in the control condition was replicated with preschool children [ 82]; but see [ 83].

Our finding of an absence of effect of diabetes on shortening velocity is not consistent with those studies showing a shift of myosin heavy-chain expression from the α to the β isoform [ 20, 24, 26, 29, 30].

Our finding of an absence of any protective effect shows that results from the observational studies might be biased and that the arguments for setting up such a trial are weakened.

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In the argument today, Gena A. Bunn, chief of the Texas attorney general's capital litigation division, told the court that the lower courts' findings of an absence of purposeful discrimination in the jury selection were "fully supported by the record and are entitled to deference".

This also correlates with the histological findings of an absence of collagen (the main component of the organic matrix in bone and dentin) in highly mineralized areas.