That is, the first question was devoid of any case-specific contextual details.
"The case's documents are devoid of any type of espionage or participation in it," a defence lawyer told Reuters.
"Too many were devoid of much character".
He found that the cases with neuritic plaques had features compatible with a clinical diagnosis of presbyophrenia, whereas the cases devoid of plaques had simple senile dementia characterized by general mental decline.
This association was more significant for the mucinous type, for which we observed that 70% (7/10) of cases were devoid of WWOX protein expression.
While the honor roll board in the school lobby was devoid of names this week, display cases in the main hallway of the 72-year-old school are filled with trophies testifying to athletic exploits over the years.
These possibilities cannot be definitely ruled out, however, are very unlikely in view of the following facts: 1) Literature is devoid of any metformin-induced cases of BP and of evidence for patients with type 2 diabetes being susceptible to developing BP or capable of producing autoantibodies against BP antigens.
We argue that all but the 3+1-dimensional one might correspond to 'deadd worlds", devoid of observers, in which case all such ensemble theories would actually predict that we should find ourselves inhabiting a 3+1-dimensional spacetime.
We post all relevant patient records devoid of personal identifiers (ie, case report forms and X-rays) on a specially designed, password-protected website for study adjudication.
Only one village per cell was sampled unless that cell was devoid of villages, in which case one village from a contiguous cell was chosen.
In some cases, commentators – devoid of evidence – will use all sorts of causal explanations, such as "violence in Africa" to explain why they think these people are committing these crimes.
