Sentence examples for hence devoid of from inspiring English sources

Embryos deficient for the Ext1 glycosyltransferase, and hence devoid of nearly all heparan sulfate, die during gastrulation [8].

A class of ubiquitin E2 ligases called Uev (ubiquitin E2 variant) domains have the same fold as E2 enzymes but lack certain catalytic residues and are hence devoid of catalytic activity [ 71].

The 3-ω method requires temperature data in the frequency domain requires relatively smaller sample and power and hence is devoid of transient errors.

MtBPL belongs to class I BPLs which lack a DNA binding domain at their N-termini unlike the class II BPLs (e.g. EcBirA) hence are devoid of repressor function exhibited by class II BPLs [17] [19].

On the other hand, the non-protein component that was essentially carbohydrate (and mainly alpha glucan, with only 3.2% beta glucan) did not inhibit TNF-alpha production and hence was devoid of anti-inflammatory activity.

Hence, in terminals devoid of synapsins I + II, the cytoplasmic vesicle clusters would be expected to be decreased in size, vesicle numbers, or vesicle densities.

Because clustering HMGs is a unique feature of Env glycans and not usually found on host human proteins [14], AH is hypothesized to be a superior anti-HIV-1 lectin with exquisite specificity to the virus; hence, it may be devoid of unfavorable biological impacts in humans.

The words, in Mr. Coll's view, are devoid of meaning; hence the singer wears a laryngophone, a contact microphone that picks up sounds from the throat before the mouth can shape them into words.

Hence, formulation of liposomal AmB devoid of cholesterol is a good strategy in designing antileishmanial drugs.

On the other hand, it is low in fat content and calorific value (kcal/g) and completely devoid of starch; hence it could be an excellent inclusion in the diet of individuals with hyperlipidemia and diabetes [ 13].

And so words became devoid of meaning".