Sentence examples for namely absent from inspiring English sources

Reproducibility of the qualitative Detection calls, namely Absent, Marginal and Present, were assessed using the kappa statistic which measures agreement among categorical variables [22] with excellent reproducibility denoted by kappa values >0.75.

For pRb, three categories were defined, as described by Cote et al (1998), namely absent (0%), normal heterogeneous (1 50%) and elevated (>50%).

Not only is their extremism a problem because of the noxiousness of their views, it is especially dangerous because of the way our Congress was designed to function -- namely that, absent a landslide victory, one party can make it virtually impossible to get anything done, even the most basic tasks like paying our bills on time.

It was shown that if certain reactions are absent, namely reactions that produce particles in two adjacent empty sites, the coefficients of the empty intervals in the evolution equation of the intervals are n-independent, so that the evolution equation can be easily solved.

Presence was also predicted in an area in southern Spain where G. pyrenaicus is known to be absent, namely the Sierra Nevada mountains.

However, such a simplification comes at the cost of discretization of the gene expression (or gene activity) to only two expression levels, namely, present or absent.

These tumors demonstrate several phenotypes potentially related to CTGF function namely: cell migration, absent tumor cell apoptosis, as well as, reactive and well vascularised myofibroblast rich stroma and fibrosis development locally and in distal organs.

Unfortunately, despite a good design, minimization regarding variables impacting on their main outcome, namely gastroparesis, was absent and the results are not as straightforward as claimed: the problem of group severity unevenness complicates the interpretation as in several other studies [ 3].

With that broad financial services background, Fishman is likely to move quickly into business lines that Independence has been absent from, namely asset management, says Christopher Buonafede, an analyst at Fox-Pitt, Kelton.

Early components of the classical complement pathway, namely C1q is frequently absent.

This result was expected based upon the difficulty of target-identification in each condition, namely in the target-absent trials there is no target to identify, in the exact-target condition the target is always the same and in the target-present condition there is a set of different targets to which a choice in response must be made.