Sentence examples for if devoid from inspiring English sources
With "Abendland," Mr. Geyrhalter has created a portrait of an "imagined community" that's readily recognizable as Europe (if devoid of swarming tourists).
To celebrate, Schleck put his arm in the air but quickly dropped it, as if devoid of even an ounce of energy.
There's a little bit of outdoing the Joneses and the Cohens," he added, noting that typical parties, if devoid of appearances by N.F.L. superstars or the Black Eyed Peas, range from $150,000 to $400,000.
These observations suggest that Exo1-dependent resection in both G1 and G2 requires the presence of MRX, even if devoid of Mre11 nuclease activity.
Unlike actin filaments and microtubules, IFs are devoid of enzymatic activity and are the least understood part of the cytoskeleton (Eliasson et al., 1999; Chang and Goldman, 2004; Pekny and Pekna, 2004).
If largely devoid of the charm to be found in other arcades, this one at least is a vital place of business for its customers.
As they had done on a very different surface at San Siro a week earlier, Inter's defenders ground the pretty butterflies to dust with a performance admirably full of dedication to a straightforward task, if utterly devoid of the sort of joy that their opponents can exude on better nights than this.
We performed a placebo-controlled, crossover, clinical study to evaluate the effects of short-term selective heart rate reduction with ivabradine (2 weeks), an inhibitor of the sinoatrial pacemaker funny current (If) considered devoid of effects on cardiac contractility, on the exercise performance of a homogeneous group of subjects with exercise-limited HFpEF.
Moreover, the stimulus-mediated-inhibition of endosome/lysosome mobility was absent in cells devoid of IFs (Potokar et al., 2010).
They envisioned the kind of black life that could only be possible if it was devoid of hostility, terror, brutality, and injustice.
The Unclassified Intellipedia will have the biggest readership and thus will grow the most rapidly; but if it's devoid of truly sensitive secrets, will it be of any use?
