Sentence examples for exceptionally absent from inspiring English sources
The peak due to this cicada species was the most striking difference between the two forests at 5.30 5.45 pm (dusk1) as shown by the frequency spectrum of the degraded forest when the cicada species was exceptionally absent (Fig. 4).
With a few exceptions, all ribosomal protein mRNAs were called present over all individual arrays and two were exceptionally called absent (Figure 1A).
Founder populations are more likely to have unique variants that are otherwise absent or exceptionally rare in other populations [ 43- 46].
Rheumatoid vasculitis is exceptionally rare in patients with absent rheumatoid factor.
That's why Blige's fans feel exceptionally proprietary about her: self-consciousness is absent from even her most wound-up performances.
New York exceptionalism--exceptionally dangerous, exceptionally grouchy, exceptionally dirty--has been replaced by a well-scrubbed homogeneity.
Phylogenomic analyses show that putative nucleases grouped in the COG4636+ family are exceptionally abundant in genomes of certain Cyanobacteria, but absent in others.
Several regular CSs were even recovered in sequence resources of tunicates and vertebrates, from which chitin has been assumed to be absent at all or has been only exceptionally reported (Wagner et al. 1993).
The scaling factor N032 hybridized to the U133A array is also exceptionally large suggesting that the defect we detected in our "uniquely absent" analysis might also be reflected in the scaling factor.
Absent in monotremes, marsupials, carnivores, cetaceans, and in some insectivores, chiropterans, and primates, seminal vesicles are exceptionally large in rhesus monkeys and small in man.
