One person not present at the announcement was Christine Anderson, Spitzer's communications director.
Some in the audience shouted out, "Bravo, Kirill!" — cries of praise for the one person not present onstage, as if shouting Serebrennikov's name could, in an act of fitting surrealism, return him to the theatre.
Other studies focussed on the impact of dizziness in home-dwelling ambulant, older, persons not presenting with, but asked for complaints of dizziness [ 8, 39- 41].
If a plural verb is used as in Á carir it means "let them do it" referring to persons not present or at any rate not addressed directly.
The person did not present any ideas about how the NSA could protect individuals' privacy.
If an invited person did not present for the appointment, he or she was called by phone (if available, or sent a new reminder via mail) offering a new appointment.
Beyond laboratory-confirmed cases, an unknown burden of unconfirmed cases exists, since some persons do not present for care or receive a lumbar puncture, others have received pretreatment with antibiotics, and laboratory limitations may prevent etiologic identification.
"Family, friends, and neighbors can be assured that a returned staff person who does not present symptoms is not contagious and does not put them at risk.
The person is ultimately not present as an ethical subject, but is so, on a conventional or covering level, through the natural working of dependent origination.
Reading about the case of Charles Pellegrino, who supposedly produced--or at least, said he had--documentation of his bogus souce (who was a real person, but apparently not present at the event he claimed to witness), I suspect I might well have accepted the author's account.
Third, the lack of differences in the overall risk distribution and testing histories between MVCT clients and persons who did not present for testing suggests that rates of seropositivity at MVCT campaigns may be useful proxies for HIV prevalence estimates at local levels.
