Sentence examples for are apparently devoid from inspiring English sources

We find it particularly intriguing that K4-dependent repressed genes, which lack H3K4me3, are apparently devoid of repressive histone modifications, including H3K27me3, H3K9me2, and H4K20me3.

In addition, the THF-diols are apparently devoid of estrogenic activity and do not bind to the estrogen receptor (ER) or nuclear type II [H]estradiol binding sites (Markaverich et al. 2002a, 2002b).

But, in contrast to the green and sinister England of Ruth Rendell, Patrick McGrath or Ian McEwan, this is a place where foreboding never surges into tangible threat: the woodshed is apparently devoid of plot-lubricating surprises, and there's little nastiness except the heartbreaking death of a minor character and some standard pre-feminist marital abuse.

The fact that numerous inland trees were apparently devoid of ants could favor the explanation that invasive species had penetrated the area (see [11] about unsaturated island ecosystems).

Preliminary microscopy observations showed that R. raoultii was apparently devoid of motility since the bacteria formed microcolonies in L929 in a similar way to R. peacockii [13] and R. prowazekii [16], [17].

McolB is apparently devoid of collagenolytic activity.

The core promoter is apparently devoid of TATA boxes or INR-like sequences.

Moreover, the coding region of rps4 in Stigeoclonium displays a prominent insertion that is apparently devoid of any intron or intein.

These 2 nuclei of the amygdala, as per (Swanson and Petrovich 1998), were apparently devoid of labeling in the macaque (data not shown).

HIEC/shα8 cells displayed paxillin-stained dots localized more centrally that were apparently devoid of vinculin, whereas only 30% of paxillin-positive FAs were also vinculin-positive and were localized at the periphery of the cells.

Although the transect was devised to fit the nearest paved and main unpaved roads to facilitate accessibility during the rainy season, several cells were apparently devoid of villages so that the transect was interrupted in some areas.