Sentence examples for gradual absence from inspiring English sources

In the opinion of the authors, the reason for the gradual absence of the plasmonic resonance band in region 1 (around 410 nm) for higher PAA concentrations is due to the gradual absence of silver nanoparticles with spherical shape and the gradual appearance of silver nanoparticles with new shapes.

It is noteworthy that in the Netherlands –where employers now bear the full costs of a generous sick-leave insurance for as long as two years of absence – gradual take-up of work after sick-leave episodes is very common.

As the band begins its gradual descent, the absences in this version of its story become more obvious.

This second birth, described elsewhere as an awakening, an opening of the eyes, reconfigures as instantaneous and natural what in "A South African Childhood" was gradual and showed an absence of natural faculty.

By carefully studying the matrix-related PL, energy transfer from NBOHCs to Er3+ ions is excluded due to their gradual decrease and eventual absence during high-temperature annealing (900 to 1,150°C), which is in contrast to the evolution of ITPL from Er3+ ions.

In a qualitative, explorative study [ 17] women on sick-leave owing to work-related strain described the gradual road to sickness absence as a process going from controlling everyday life, to total loss of control of working and private life.

This view was supported by (1) the similar extensiveness of this finding in all cases, (2) the presence of similar growth along mucosal glands underneath, (3) the presence of prominent areas with clear-cut pagetoid surface spread, (4) the absence of gradual or transitional areas, and (5) the immunophenotypic identity of the surface component with the frankly invasive tumor component.

The degrees of intensive magnitudes "can only be represented through approximation to negation" (1787: A 168/B210), that is, by imagining their gradual diminution until their complete absence.

There was a gradual increase in SSBs in the absence of hOGG1 with increasing concentrations of KBrO3 to a maximum of 22.2 ± 0.3.

Since I suspect the ability to run fast has little effect on anyone's ability to reproduce, I'd expect an absence of selection, hence a gradual increase in variation.

But so many obstacles to development exist in Bosnia that few sustainable benefits can be seen yet, other than the absence of war and the gradual rebuilding of roads, power plants and other basics.