Sentence examples for considered devoid from inspiring English sources
Violently anticlerical and considered devoid of principle, Rattazzi nevertheless became premier after Cavour's death.
Originally considered devoid of proteinase activity, azurocidin can actually cleave insulin-like growth factor binding protein-1, -2, and −4 in vitro[ 82].
Although an undetermined fraction of this DNA may be considered devoid of any function, it also contains important information residing in specific cis-regulatory sequences.
The latter organelles are found in organisms previously considered devoid of mitochondria, that were once named "archaezoa" by Cavalier-Smith [ 10], although one of them, Trichomonas vaginalis, actually was already known to contain a hydrogenosome.
Cumulatively, these findings suggest that nano formulation of O. stamineus ethanolic extract (OS-EL) prepared by liposomes from soybean phospholipids can be considered devoid of acute and subchronic toxicity and genotoxicity.
We performed a placebo-controlled, crossover, clinical study to evaluate the effects of short-term selective heart rate reduction with ivabradine (2 weeks), an inhibitor of the sinoatrial pacemaker funny current (If) considered devoid of effects on cardiac contractility, on the exercise performance of a homogeneous group of subjects with exercise-limited HFpEF.
That area of the ocean is considered relatively devoid of life.
For this analysis, we only considered regions devoid of punctate structures, and thus all references to "cytoplasmic" and "nuclear" EGFP-LC3 refer to the soluble form of the protein.
For this purpose, two databases were merged: the French Milk Records database, and the French BSE database, which can be considered as being devoid of notification bias since July 2001, when systematic tests were implemented.
Segment the image by taking into account the number of more representative regions, which in this case is two: suspicious region with the presence of the MCs (S 1) and normal tissue (S 2 ); the S 2 region is considered to be devoid of MCs. 4.
Periyar also argued that birds, animals, and worms, which are considered to be devoid of rationalism do not create castes, or differences of high and low in their own species.
