Sentence examples for sometimes in the absence of from inspiring English sources
And sometimes, in the absence of war or economic calamity, the turning of political seasons takes place so quietly that hardly anyone manages to notice at all.
These sisters worked and maintained their homes, sometimes in the absence of black men, who were taken from them as a result of institutional efforts to tear black families apart.
In many instances, a severe cardiomyopathy is also present, sometimes in the absence of the myopathy.
The rationale for patients' use of these traditional herbs sometimes in the absence of proven efficacy needs to be explored.
Dentists often made decisions about the appropriateness of implant treatment for a particular patient in advance of (and sometimes in the absence of) discussion with that patient.
"I think that this will help us to make decisions which sometimes, in the absence of data, are based on expertise, or experience, or on 'gut feeling"' (P4).
These results indicate that heterozygous telomerase loss-of-function mutations associate with but are not determinant of a large spectrum of hematologic and liver abnormalities, with the latter sometimes occurring in the absence of marrow failure.
This result is consistent with other evidence that lqf+ and aux+ function in the signaling cells [27], [31], [33], [34], [40], and was important to show here because the marker used to assess Notch activation in lqf- or aux- eye clones previously [31], [33], [34], [40] was sometimes expressed in the absence of Notch activation [51].
Disruptions in family units sometimes resulted in the absence of a child's usual caregiver or the absence of the family's economic provider.
The seminal cadaveric study by Lewin reported that FJ OA sometimes occurred in the absence of disk degeneration or vertebral osteophytosis [ 14].
The degree of sensitivity varied amongst the normal controls and in-vitro resistance of the lymphocytes in the patients was sometimes found in the absence of in-vivo experience of the drug.
