Sentence examples for had no occurrences from inspiring English sources

The majority of proteins in the yeast proteome (i.e., 4800) had no occurrences of the motif (score = 0), and as a trend, the number of proteins decreased as the score (i.e., the number of canonical motifs) increased [Figure 1A].

We have had no occurrences of ILD in any of our participants from this and other studies, cumulatively 70 women treated with ectopic pregnancies and persistent gestational trophoblastic disease from published and unpublished data (Skubisz et al., 2013).

Around 100 universities had no occurrence of the words cheminformatics or chemoinformatics on their global university websites (scores combined); Search date: August 2009.

"It's no surprise, if another person was … in the house that night and had no occurrence like the one that was stated by Dr. Ford, there's no reason why they wouldn't even remember that party scene 36 years ago," Sen. Dick Durbin (D-Ill). said Sunday on ABC's "This Week".

Moreover we had no occurrence of infection due to a resistant pathogen in our ampicillin-sulbactam treated group.

Among the 1,587 orthologous core genes, 2% (29 genes) had no occurrence of nucleotide substitutions and thus were not further investigated for evidence of homologous recombination.

In addition, the AUC group had no occurrence of grade 4 thrombocytopenia, and exhibited a greater nadir count than the BS group.

Data from permanent sample plots frequently show that a relatively large part of the plots have no occurrences of mortality even over periods of several years and sometimes an important reduction in trees per hectare occurs in short periods of time (e.g. Monserud and Sterba, 1999; Eid and Tuhus, 2001).

An individual quarter was defined as having a subclinical IMI, when having no occurrence of clinical mastitis within the previous 14 days and meeting the criteria of Zadoks et al. [ 12] (i.e. ≥ 1000 CFU/ml of S. aureus cultured from a single sample, ≥ 500 CFU/ml of S. aureus cultured from two out of three consecutive samples, or ≥100 CFU/ml of S. aureus cultured from three consecutive samples).

In this second tree, 68 of 122 internal branches had zero branch lengths, as a consequence of basal branching taxa in a clade having a younger fossil occurrence than taxa nested within the clade, and 6 of 124 terminal branches also had zero branch lengths because two sister taxa had no fossil occurrences.

At presentation, we had no evidence of occurrence of concomitant colonic cancer in the patients.