Sentence examples for full absence from inspiring English sources

A second questionnaire survey was directed to employees from water institutions, which was mainly designed to investigate the reasons behind the full absence of private sector in the provision of water supply.

In contrast to earlier studies, we report that phosphatidylethanolamine can trigger ODN release from the carrier in the full absence of anionic phosphatidylserine in the target membrane and that phosphatidylethanolamine-mediated release is as extensive as in the case of phosphatidylserine.

We first look at the ideal scenario corresponding to the full absence of noise and arbitrary θ, in order to gain insight into the phenomenology of the walk.

Many countries – particularly the Nordic ones; see Kausto et al. (2008) – have in recent years made efforts to promote "partial" rather than "full" absence from work during workers' spells of sickness absence from work.

These data indicate that the major effect of glutamine limitation in transformed cells is to increase the length of S-phase, the peak of S-phase cells being reached 2 hours later in low glutamine (Figure 6 H, peaks indicated by asterisks) and 4 hours later in full absence of glutamine (Figure 7 D, peaks indicated by asterisks): this function of glutamine can be preserved by dNTPs.

In 15 of the 73 (21%) employed patients, this full absence had passed the end of the 23-week friction period.

Recording abandoned rooms in the abandoned city of Pripyat in Chernobyl proved to me that these places were so "full" of absence.

Today, in the denouement of a multigenerational journey full of absence and longing, Ramon, Andry and Julio insist it was worth it.

He comes back to a village full of absences and the news that his mother is dead and he is homeless.

Since the use of graded (as opposed to full-time) absence certificates is anything but randomly assigned, the authors face an obvious endogeneity problem.

Their most conservative instrumental variables estimates indicate that substituting a graded for a full-time absence certificate reduces the length of the absence spell by as much as 80 90 fulltime-equivalent days and also reduces social insurance claims the next two years – in terms of, e.g., new sickness or disability benefits – by around 80 85 days.