Sentence examples for words absence from inspiring English sources

In other words: Absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

53 In other words, absence of pregnancy in spite of regular coitus during up to 12 ovulation periods can be considered 'normal' from a clinical point of view.

Has the word "absence" in it and actually nicely describes some of Mr. Cowell's previous work as a judge on "American Idol," but it's not quite what we're after.

Enzymes not found by our analysis requires further attention and search using more sensitive methods and detailed manual or even experimental analysis, to detect divergent sequences; in other words, the absence of evidence is not evidence of absence.

In other words, the absence of material coincides with reduction in contractility.

Origins, in other words, showed absence of thinking as an indispensable prerequisite for the success of Nazi ideology.

The linearity of the production function, or in other words the absence of decreasing returns to scale guarantees this result.

In other words, the absence of a directly connecting arrow between any two nodes implies that these two variables are independent given the values of any intermediate nodes.

The presence of MM cells in the circulation signified retention, or in other words the absence of these cells in the circulation signified extravasation of the MM cells.

In other words, the absence of massive transposition is probably because a moderate strength of the reaction norm had previously been selected for.

In other words, the absence of evidence in these expression studies is not the same as having well-conducted studies with clear negative evidence.