Stripping donor organs of their native cells and reseeding with those of the recipient can form transplantable organs devoid of the need for immunosuppressants.
The problem is that the goals are being framed as apolitical, devoid of the need to scrutinise states for their actions.
While these non-profit projects have a modest societal impact, they were devoid of for-profit business models — and financial motivation — needed to scale them up.
"The Greek economy is almost devoid of the dynamism needed for indigenous innovation". The resulting economy is almost devoid of the dynamism needed for indigenous innovation.
He argued that Carnap, in order to make good his positivistic thesis that mathematical theorems are devoid of content, needed to give a consistency proof for mathematical calculi in order to show that they do not have empirical content, an abundance thereof indeed, by dint of entailing all empirical sentences.
As one of the "zero" husbands, I need to take issue with single mothers espousing (pun intended) a lifestyle devoid of fathers for their children.
They're devoid of prey, and devoid of tigers for that reason.
England, for their part, looked devoid of ideas for how to break through for long periods.
"That I am totally devoid of sympathy for, or interest in, the world of groups is directly attributable to the fact that my two greatest needs and desires -- smoking cigarettes and plotting revenge -- are basically solitary pursuits.
But it is a set-up devoid of everything that Defoe needs to be successful.
It certainly presented difficulties when the ancestors of the Polynesians entered the area some 2,000 to 3,000 years ago, first settling on the western islands Wallis and Futuna, Samoa, and Tonga which were devoid of much that was needed for human habitation.
