Sentence examples for devoid of such a from inspiring English sources

Related compounds that were less active against VicK were devoid of such a group (Supporting Information Table 1, compounds S16, S44 47, S54 64).

For the second smooth tubercle bacillus isolate, we have been able to amplify only PE_PGRS18 which was found to be devoid of such a polymorphism.

In addition, LPS is able to induce a transient rise of intracellular calcium in microglial cells of the area postrema, while MDP is devoid of such an effect, again pointing to absent NOD2 expression at this circumventricular organ (Wuchert et al., 2008).

It has partially to do with his clutch production the past two seasons, with his outsized personality on a team mostly devoid of such things, and maybe a little with that roundish frame.

Image e (and a filtered version in f), however, is surprisingly devoid of such features but shows a bright region core surrounded by a dark ring, like the classic signature of the glory feature which has been seen in the Venus Monitoring Camera at 365, 550, 950 and 1050 nm (Markiewicz et al. 2014).

Obviously, no parameterization can be devoid of such parameters as they are a substitute for an unknown.

Image e is devoid of such patterns, but instead shows a bright area surrounded by a poorly defined dark ring, which results from low-frequency electronic noise due to the cross talk between the readout electronics of the four quadrants of the image.

See, e.g., 3-10 Nimmer on Copyright § 10.15 ("An express (or possibly an implied) condition that a licensee must affix a proper copyright notice to all copies of the work that he causes to be published will render a publication devoid of such notice without authority from the licensor and therefore, an infringing act".).

Of note, and rather unexpectedly, the RevSex duplication region was one of the few regions upstream of SOX9 devoid of such long-range promoter interactions in a Sertoli cell line but not in lymphoblastoid cells.

Regions devoid of such breaks are called synteny blocks, and a genome alignment can be defined as a set of such blocks of homologous positions.

The avatar of golf's rise has, of course, been Tiger Woods, whose virtuoso skills and what McEnroe calls "the magnetic aura you feel around him" have allowed Woods to become the sporting symbol for a time when tennis has been devoid of such stirring on-court personality until perhaps now.