In WAF-treated embryos vascular remodeling is seen only in intersegmental blood vessels that are devoid of circulation, which could represent an extreme but focused hypoxic event during which vascular looping might be observed.
He is an Asian-American in a league devoid of them, which makes him doubly anomalous.
It is open, and devoid of guile, which means you trust it – and whatever character he happens to be playing.
eaheliskiing.com Le Pré is an "outlier" of Les Arcs, so you wouldn't expect it to be devoid of skiers – which to be frank it isn't.
Of course no art, abstract or otherwise, is devoid of content (which doesn't mean that there isn't plenty of hollow work around).
The explorers didn't stay long, concluding that the Dry Valleys were devoid of life, which we now know to be incorrect.
If he is serious, he is either revealing his ignorance or he is declaring that he finds music by Americans like Ben Allison, Ethan Iverson, Jason Moran, Dave Douglas and Mark Turner to be devoid of interest, which is hard to believe.
Calculations are performed for Lewis numbers, ϱCpDe/ϵλe, equal to unity and a pellet initially at uniform temperature and devoid of reactant, which is considered realistic.
For small solid toughness and small tip underpressure, the fracture is practically devoid of fluid, which is localized into a narrow region near the fracture inlet.
Using computer models, Gnanadesikan found that areas of the Pacific Ocean largely devoid of plankton, which are light green, are subject to fewer typhoons when they are completely devoid of plankton.
The main body of the exhibit seems devoid of them, which fits well with the story told in so many history books.
