He's distant, lacking affect, ground down by the grimness of life outside their walls.
Notably, 102 of 131 patients from the high-risk families (SIR >30) lacked affected parents, which would suggest recessive inheritance.
This, interestingly, seemed to contradict the genius of nowcasting: why wouldn't Google base its surveys on the "revealed preferences" of users from their search queries, rather than ask explicit questions?Mr Varian replied that query data alone lacks "affect".
For all its austerity, however, it doesn't lack affecting drama.
And though Warhol dealt in images, his voice on the page — flat, lacking in affect, with a 4/4 rhythm of unadorned declarative sentences — is instantly recognizable.
The couples discussed how their hurricane histories and hurricane experiences (or lack thereof) affected their levels of household hurricane preparedness, but other factors also proved to be crucial.
We therefore determined if cSPLUNC1 expression and its surfactant activity (or lack thereof) affected mucociliary clearance in the URT.
(Susan, age 47, interview) The visibility of symptoms, or lack thereof, affected how participants believed others perceived them.
It's a movie remarkable for being utterly lacking in emotional affect.
Barrymore continued drinking and lacked discipline, which affected his performances.
