Sentence examples for nearly complete absence from inspiring English sources

There is a nearly complete absence of wind and road noise, making conversation easy.

The administration's ability to deal with reality is notable for its nearly complete absence.

Instead, electrophysiologic measurements show that the influx defect is due to a nearly complete absence of functional CRAC channels.

("Cock" being the operative word here, as the novel is marked by the nearly complete absence of women, something that becomes more startling, and somehow more unsettling, onscreen).

With an implicit method, a large time step, and a grid with variable spacing, a nearly complete absence of the instability is observed.

When a sound editor from the HBO show "Treme" asked him what type of birds were heard in New Orleans after the storm, Yaukey said there was a nearly complete absence of bird song.

As expected from the recent breed history, unsupervised clustering of the 2803 bulls belonging to HOL, MON and NOR breeds (Table S1) highlighted their nearly complete genetic isolation by confirming an almost complete absence of admixture (Figure 1).

There was an almost complete absence of possessions.

Throughout the day, it was hard not to notice the almost complete absence of women.

Study of CRs of different animal phyla uncovered unique architecture of this locus, be it high abundance of long palindromes and IRs in CRs of Insecta and Nematoda, or short IRs of 10 20 nucleotides with a spacer region of 12 14 bases in subphylum Chelicerata, or nearly complete of absence of any long palindromes and IRs in Vertebrata, Cnidaria and Echinodermata.

In the absence of TFIIIB, nearly complete readthrough by Pol II occurs to produce an extended SUT467– ATG31 RNA transcript.