Sentence examples for tools in the absence of from inspiring English sources

It's the gateway to empathy with a director's point of view, and it fuels the deployment of analytical tools; in the absence of such pleasure, I hope that the word "interesting" is heard as a tacit term of contempt.

Wear tests conducted by machining particleboard using boron carbide coated WC Co tools in the absence of methane showed the same wear rate as tools coated under higher methane pressures.

Resulting equations between these variables can be used as preliminary design tools in the absence of more site-specific details, with the understanding that they should be employed cautiously.

Similarly, if probing into the food-frame was goal-directed, there should have been no such probes with non-tool objects, or when there was no food in the frame; insertion of tools in the absence of food would question the birds' understanding of the situation, or rather, our understanding of the factors controlling the birds' behaviour.

Assessments of cardiac function, such as echocardiography or pulse wave velocity, are predominantly research tools, in the absence of clinical symptoms or signs of cardiovascular disease.

Why this is will be discussed in section 4. At this point, however, it suffices to say that Locke's theory does not have the motivational gap that the compatibility thesis suggests—hedonism serves as a 'back-up' motivational tool in the absence of the right degree of rational intuition of one's moral duty.

ITC is becoming a useful tool in the absence of DTC comparisons and increasing transparency of ITC analysis builds confidence for the evidence.

Findings of this analysis indicate that history of SD provides an important screening tool in the absence of the typical risk profile of glycemic control, BMI, and dyslipidemia in patients with type 1 or type 2 diabetes.

Much emphasis has been put on mechanism of injury as a criterion for TTA 1, as it can contribute to the effectiveness of the triage tool in the absence of changes in vital signs or obvious anatomical injury 41.

In summary, shuffling emerges as a useful tool in the absence of a sufficiently large number of sequences that can be used in the MSA, and/or for alleviating the decrease in accuracy with increasing coverage.

Part of the attraction of enablement as a measure of quality is as a more clinically 'objective' counterweight to consumer/patient satisfaction – a valuable tool in the absence of more specific metrics for primary health care.