Sentence examples for introduction in the absence of from inspiring English sources

Introduction In the absence of specific academic training in intensive care for paramedical personnel and in order to improve skills, training is necessary especially before the opening of a new unit.

The 2035 cutoff is based on an expected 10-year duration of protection of MenAfriVac against MenA and an expected waning of the effects of the 2010 campaign around 15 years after vaccine introduction, in the absence of further immunization [ 16].

Insights from phylogenetic ecology of host ranges thus provide a new tool for evaluating the risk of plant introductions in the absence of exhaustive knowledge of the pests of introduced plant species.

As described in the introduction, amoeboid cells in the absence of external cues exhibit persistence: they have a high probability to extend pseudopodia in a similar direction as previous pseudopodia.

Why our current results differ so significantly from our own work may be due to the methodological limitations of the latter listed in the introduction, primarily the absence of definitional clarity.

The authors concluded that early introduction of preventive treatment, in the absence of previous detoxification reduced total headache suffering more persistently than abrupt withdrawal, challenging the notion that drug withdrawal is necessary to obtain reduced headache frequency and a response to prophylactic treatment.

In 1911 the same firm reprinted the original version as volume 12 of The Collected Works of William Morris, with an introduction by May Morris; in the absence of a critical edition this is the one generally cited by scholars.

In order to characterize the molecular events responsible for the introduction of point mutations in the absence of DNA replication, we constructed two new vectors in addition to pmutEGFP-TAG182 : pmutEGFP-TAG52 and pmutEGFP-TAA52 which contain different stop codons at position 52 of the EGFP gene.

In the revised manuscript, the meaning of "functional cure" has been clarified early in the Introduction as "virological control in the absence of therapy".

The strength of this study is in the absence of introduction of potential bias by recruiting all incident patients starting renal replacement treatment.

Their spoken introductions also offered historical perspective, but in the absence of printed texts and translations, perhaps synopses of more of the songs would have been useful for those of us not conversant in medieval French.