Sentence examples for devoid of vein from inspiring English sources
Such a system of venation is often referred to as an open type, devoid of vein fusions.
In 1892, A. W. Ward wrote for the Dictionary of National Biography that James was "obviously a political and religious bigot", although never devoid of "a vein of patriotic sentiment"; "his conversion to the church of Rome made the emancipation of his fellow-catholics in the first instance, and the recovery of England for catholicism in the second, the governing objects of his policy".
The endothelial cell facing the central vein in panel D was completely devoid of immunostaining.
In this patient, both common femoral veins and the distal vasculature was devoid of thrombus.
In a lighter, more playful vein, Titarenko frames a rain-soaked, leaf-scattered street devoid of life but for the faint echo of a woman's leg, repeated in three whispered beats.
The β-integrin disappeared in prospective vein cells by 30 h APF since they are devoid of basal junctions (Fig. 5).
A third complaint involved comments about Jewish MPs and councillors that said: "Don't know what runs through their veins, not human blood" and "their hearts and brains totally devoid of humanity".
Superficial and peripheral arteries (femoral and brachial) were devoid of any detectible pulse and had a prolonged capillary refill time (>5 s), along with poor jugular vein filling.
