0 completely absent:
Crime is virtually nonexistent around here.
Therefore, constant conjunctions are thought to be rare or nonexistent in the social realm, which rarely, if ever, is subject to experimental control.
Even when contamination is low or nonexistent, consumer fears over impurities in their food can cause immediate, severe, and long-lasting economic consequences.
Replications in the field of second language writing are virtually nonexistent.
The range of ditransitive verbs in other languages may be broader, narrower, or even nonexistent.
All the examples involved people with nonexistent, small or defunct family networks.
This informative structure of explanation violates the rationality postulate which states that any such interconnected heterogeneity is inconceivable and hence nonexistent.
Yet, the fact that combating poverty is now part of the political agenda opens hitherto nonexistent avenues for the advocacy of social citizenship rights.
The scope for interactive working was thus very limited, and in the case of software audio synthesis and digital signal processing applications, almost nonexistent.
