Sentence examples for absent supports from inspiring English sources
The increase in the association rate constants for all four of the catecholamines analyzed here when the regulatory domain is absent supports a model in which activation involves increased active-site accessibility due to displacement of the N-terminal inhibitory peptide.
"Absent support, frankly the company simply can't fund its operations," Mr. Henderson said in a call with reporters.
But companies promoting online therapy must contend with uneven or absent support from insurance companies, Medicare and Medicaid.
Absent support, the placement could crater.
Absent support from heterosexual people who understand the problems that arise when the majority determines who has certain rights (a "tyranny of the majority", the quote often ascribed to James Madison), there is a good chance that gay marriage will not be legal in Maine, either.
And yet, here we are: Lightning, the dour heroine of 2009's Final Fantasy XIII (pretty good), mostly absent supporting character of that game's 2011 sequel (not entirely bad), and sole protagonist of 2013's XIII trilogy-concluding Lightning Returns (yeah, a bit of a damp squib), is about to be plastered across magazines and dance her way through promotional videos in support of the new range.
Although in vitro insertion of active L1 sequences into host gene introns disrupted gene expression [14], most mRNA levels from genes containing L1 were not absent (Supporting Fig. S1).
Greater likelihood of detecting and quantifying the compounds with low concentration suggest that the unknown PGE concentrations would be very low or absent, supporting the attribution of 1.11 µg/m3 as a conservative estimate.
Absent support or negative social support (e.g. an abusive partner) may make a woman more vulnerable to poor psychological outcomes such as depression.
In the presence of KT5720, the first-phase response is attenuated and the second phase is absent, supporting the notion that PKA signaling is important for both components.
