Sentence examples for be devoid of underlying from inspiring English sources

The deltoid ROI (an area known to be devoid of underlying BAT) was defined as a right-angled triangle extending from the acromioclavicular joint to the lateral extremity of the deltoid.

As a comparator (control) region, we plotted the temperature changes in an ROI defined over the deltoid region (an area known to be devoid of underlying BAT) for all of the thermal images.

A study carried out in 1998 reported that, although relatively more permeable than the buccal mucosa, the sublingual mucosa does not provide a suitable transmucosal administration route: the sublingual region is devoid of an underlying muscular reinforcement and support structure, which is present in the buccal mucosa and confers fixedness and firmness to the epithelium [ 20].

A visualization should be devoid of bias.

Everton seem to be devoid of it.

Thus, the ablation zone would be devoid of ionized air.

Rostrally, there was minimal involvement in the midbrain, thalamus, and basal nuclei, but the cerebral cortex and underlying corona radiata were devoid of inflammatory cell infiltrates.

The SMCs, of the most inner part of the media underlying the intima, had a vacuolar cytoplasm in the preparation previously dehydrated, and therefore, are devoid of lipids.

Synchropillar is devoid of RCX.

"Too many were devoid of much character".

The sea was devoid of life.