Sentence examples for partial absence from inspiring English sources

Its partial absence was no great loss.

Due to the partial absence of formal public transport, taxis have become integral to Joburg's social fabric.

In his partial absence, Switzerland's Marcel Hug, who will be in action in Doha, has very much taken over the mantle as the world's leading wheelchair racer.

There are, however, iris implants for patients with serious conditions like aniridia, a rare hereditary absence or partial absence of the iris, that are available under a special "compassionate use" F.D.A. provision.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- Early Tuesday afternoon, Nick Mangold stood on the sideline at Jets headquarters, his rare and partial absence from practice authorized by none other than Coach Rex Ryan.

Turner syndrome occurs in phenotypic females with complete or partial absence of X chromosome.

The questions deal with the impact of headache on school (school day absences, partial day absences, functioning at 50% or less ability in school), on household acitivities (ability to perform homework and chores) and on social functioning (including sports) [7, 8].

A common refrain in response to such arguments is that, in situations of partial information, "absence of evidence is not evidence of absence".

Although most of the embryos formed at least partial cuticles, absence of Dcas significantly enhanced shg2/shg2 cuticle defects, with all shg2/shg2; Dcas1/Dcas1 embryos showing severe defects that essentially eliminated head and ventral cuticle, while incomplete DC was reflected by the presence of holes in the dorsal cuticle (Fig. 6B, panel v).

The presence of full or partial work absence at baseline was also identified.

For the cluster analysis, seizure types were divided into two broad categories: clinical (generalized, partial complex, absence) and subclinical (typical and atypical Landau-Kleffner syndrome, subclinical epileptiform discharges).