"empty version" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to something that has been stripped of content or removed of its substance, leaving only an empty shell. For example, "The company released an empty version of the document that only contained the basic facts."
Nobody likes being in a club and getting lassoed into their hollow, empty version of fun.
To some extent it has already begun as I have looked up people on Twitter or Facebook to get a glimpse into their life only to find a sterile and empty version of a person who I KNOW has more to them than what they show on their social media profiles.
The empty versions of each vector were compared to the empty version of the pLenti CMV/TO Puro plasmid.
Therefore, along with the eukaryote pre-loaded version of the database (for users interested in all the available entries), we have made an empty version available.
The "empty" versions of each pCU and pCN series plasmid contain an MCS immediately downstream of the promoter, followed by a HIS3 terminator.
This study shows that most patients, regardless of age or underlying disease severity, can achieve satisfactory inhalation manoeuvre parameters through empty versions of the Spiromax and Turbuhaler dry powder inhalers.
The present study was performed to compare inhalation parameters with empty versions of the two devices, and to investigate the effects of enhanced training designed to encourage faster inhalation.
GeneBase (both pre-loaded and empty versions), the 'Database Design Report', the user guide and the relative Python scripts for the initial data pre-processing and sequence calculations are publicly available at http://apollo11.isto.unibo.it/software/.
We made stand-alone software (of both GeneBase pre-loaded and empty versions), including the FileMaker runtime with a user guide included and the relative Python scripts for the initial data pre-processing and sequence calculations, freely available to basic users at http://apollo11.isto.unibo.it/software/.
Naturally, this is looking at the half-empty version of events.
The glass-half-empty version: Politics, boneheaded legislation and our lousy capital markets will saddle America's culture of innovation, giving other surging hot spots a leg up.
