Sentence examples for devoid of elements from inspiring English sources

One subtype, here designated as slow climbing, differs profoundly from the other subtypes of the category, being somewhat ponderous and devoid of elements of leaping or jumping.

The previous though that DIRS1-like retrotransposons are uncommon among eukaryotes appears to be strongly biased considering that ascomycetes, mammals and green plants, which are devoid of elements, represent more than 55% of the sequenced genomes.

On the contrary, few analytical theories are altogether devoid of normative elements and no normative theory is ever devoid of analytical elements.

We found that 3′ UTR regions containing repeat elements such as LTR and SINE are longer than the 3′ UTRs devoid of these elements (Additional file 1: Figure S6-A).

In vertebrate genomes, regions containing developmental genes, such as Hox clusters, are usually devoid of transposable elements [ 37], suggesting the presence of a constraint against the invasion of foreign elements into a region essential for development.

Midway in his career he shifted to historical novels that are virtually devoid of fictional elements but are given literary distinction by their concise style.

Devoid of supernatural elements, this is a horror movie the Marquis de Sade might have written, with a very human monster at its center.

This error, combined with the error of distinguishing between simple and ornate form, has prevented people from seeing that the philosophy of language is not a philosophical grammar, but is wholly devoid of grammatical elements.

Since the early 20th century, Christmas has also been a secular family holiday, observed by Christians and non-Christians alike, devoid of Christian elements, and marked by an increasingly elaborate exchange of gifts.

Eric Ripert's cuisine is like that: it's so focused, and so devoid of extraneous elements, that to recall one aspect of a dish is to call up the whole thing.

Histologically, NPO is characterised by calcified or ossified intra-alveolar masses that are usually devoid of marrow elements or fat [6].