Sentence examples for given its absence from inspiring English sources

Nobody rushed to stand up for SE830220, which given its absence of inhabitants shouldn't have surprised anyone, but apparently did surprise the media.

Given its absence, Mr Obama will only win Republican votes by showing that the border is secure.Immigration reform is indeed a great prize.

Mycobacterium tuberculosis shikimate kinase (MtSK), an enzyme present in the shikimate pathway in bacteria, is essential for the survival of the tubercle bacillus, representing an ideal target for therapeutic intervention given its absence in mammals.

However, the lack of explicit annotation in many museum trees is not surprising given its absence in most evolutionary diagrams used in textbooks (Catley and Novick 2008), although its inclusion could support an understanding and interpretation of evolutionary processes (Donovan and Hornack 2004).

The existence of translational control in both Leishmania and Toxoplasma is surprising given its absence in other organisms such as yeast and plant.

This substitution maybe occurred after the divergence of BEP from PACCAD clades among Poaceae given its absence in Oryza sativa, Brachypodium distachyon and Selaginella moellendorffii.

Because HslV loss seems relatively easy, I give its absence from Chlorobacteria almost no weight in rooting the tree, but as it had to evolve somewhere, and the other evidence puts the root there, it is simpler to assume that they never evolved it rather than lost it.

Although molecular biomarkers may create a sense of measured vulnerability in cancer patients, by making the invisible visible they are simultaneously a reassuring sign – potentially more reassuring than absence itself, given its semiotic potency.

The delay of the letter and the conditional assurances given in its absence were characteristic of the half steps and partial victories in their long-running struggle for justice.

More broadly, an absence of studies on the factors contributes to a happy childhood needs to be addressed; especially given suggestions here that its absence may have long-term consequences for well-being and its presence offers an element of protection from the impact of childhood violence.

When the available supply of a given nutrient becomes depleted, its absence becomes a limiting factor in plant growth, and the addition of this nutrient to the soil will increase yields of dry matter.