Sentence examples for effects of its absence from inspiring English sources

Experiments have also been conducted to determine the influence of gravity and the effects of its absence in physical, chemical, and metallurgical processes.

The de novo DNA methyltransferase Dnmt3a is implicated in this process, but the effects of its absence have not been fully characterized in a purified neuronal population.

The simulated model did not include a fracture zone, thus allowing the effects of its absence to be tested.

The school-based management team, which consists of teachers, parents, students and administrators, recently decided to go ahead with plans to phase out the library after debating the effects of its absence on students and teachers.

Despite organiser Paulo Polledri's claim that the collaboration was an "appeal to civic responsibility by showing the effects of its absence", The New York Times judged Ming and Hodgetts's reaction to "Skinner's Room" a "powerful, but sad and not a little cynical, work".

Considering the role of ataxin-3 in protein quality control, we decided to analyze the effects of its absence in protein homeostasis stress using C. elegans ataxin-3 (ATX-3) knockout strains.

Whether or not he had partly dislodged the wing against a kerb earlier in the lap may never be known, but the effect of its absence was an indictment of the latest technology, which relies heavily on downforce – the effect of air passing over the car and its aerodynamic appendages.

In the absence of a genetic analysis, suggestions based on knowing where a cki accumulates and the effect of its absence on proliferation and apoptosis might be incorrect.

TET3 activity may be restricted to this limited number of loci; alternatively, it is possible that TET3 in fact targets additional loci, but that other demethylation pathways operate redundantly or are recruited in compensation and thereby neutralize the effect of its absence.

It is about the effect of a "supermajority" requirement, or of its absence.

The effects of money – its absence or presence – on people's lives is at the heart of the current election campaign, but not many contemporary novelists write this well about it.