Sentence examples for are relatively devoid from inspiring English sources

Although the open ocean, the Gobi Desert, and Antarctica are relatively devoid of large life-forms, they are—like other, less-barren ecosystems replete with microorganisms.

Specifically, in Xenopus tropicalis more than 50% of the transcripts that gain a poly(A) tail during oocyte maturation contain CPEs, while transcripts deadenylated during maturation are relatively devoid of CPE [15].

This might indicate that most murine arthritis models are relatively devoid of TNF compared to human RA.

Myosin V sequences retain intermittent regions of strong and weak interactions, whereas myosin VI sequences are relatively devoid of strong coiled coil motifs.

These membrane carriers are relatively devoid of caveolin1 and flotillin1 but are associated with activity of the small G protein Cdc42.

It is widely believed that since the eyes and brain are relatively devoid of lymphatic endothelium, these organs are unlikely to be sources of primary KS if KS tumor cells are indeed derived from lymphatic endothelium [ 160- 162].

The non-detection of X-rays reveals that the region around the site of the supernova explosion is relatively devoid of material.

Compared with the underlying troposphere, the stratosphere is relatively devoid of atmospheric turbulence, and thus these aerosols may remain in the stratosphere for several years before settling out.

Lincoln was relatively devoid of personal prejudice, but that doesn't mean that he didn't incorporate prejudice into his thinking.

Of course, theater was relatively devoid of spectacle for long stretches of its history, from the Greek amphitheaters to Shakespeare's "wooden o" of a stage.

A Mw 6.0 aftershock approximately 1 minute after the main event is inferred to have ruptured an updip region of the mainshock fault which is relatively devoid of small aftershock seismicity.