Sentence examples for Present and lacking from inspiring English sources

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Pisum has relatively poor genomic resources at present and lacks the thousands of gene-linked high throughput SNP markers that are available for other cultivated plant species [ 36, 37].

Because detailed analysis of the DFMs in lms mutant flies showed that the DFMs are present and lack any overt morphological alterations, it appears that lms is needed for the acquisition of the requisite functional properties of these muscles rather than their formation and morphogenesis.

It became evident from the analysis that this core category was consistently present linking data to preparedness for practice (when present) and lack of preparedness (when absent).

Key inclusion criteria for healthy volunteers were general good health condition, age between 30 and 60 (inclusive), both lower limbs present, and lack of latent trigger points within the gluteus minimus muscle.

Poorer and less educated people, with limited functional status, those with a carer present and those lacking a CD4 count on file were more likely to have lower (worse) mental health subscale score.

In contrast, without DNA damage, histone H3 was present at this locus, and lacking PARP2 or APLF did not affect H3 deposition when DNA damage did not occur (Supplementary Figure 8A).

The locations of chromosomal DNA sequences present in R. peacockii and lacking in R. rickettsii SS are shown in Text S1.

The most likely reason for a weaker phenotype in mouse models can of course be accredited to the activation of compensation mechanisms present in mammalian species and lacking in lower vertebrates and invertebrates such as zebrafish and Drosophila.

Several serine-type endopeptidases or associated proteins were present within this group and lacking from the others, suggesting potential involvement of protein modification in adaption to the human GI tract environment.

The arguments Deskin presents seem exceedingly prejudiced and lacking in facts.