Sentence examples for instead absent from inspiring English sources

Attenuation of p53 function, however, is invariably associated with increased tumour formation in mammals, which is, instead, absent in the long-lived mice (Hursting et al., 1994; Migliaccio et al., 1999; Ikeno et al., 2003, 2009; Giorgio et al., 2005; Alderman et al., 2009).

Instead, absent parents will pay 15% of their net income for a child.

Instead, absent new efforts by the government, the most likely outcome is that the housing crash will weigh on the economy for years to come as demand slowly rises to absorb all of that supply.

Specific Prep1-dependent DNA-binding activity was instead absent in the nuclear extracts of Pbx1NT TG thymi (Fig. 2E), suggesting that no compensatory/residual DNA-binding activity exists in TG thymocytes.

Furthermore, MCF7 cells over-expressing miR-373 or miR-520c developed metastatic nodules, which were instead absent in control cells.

The LMW-m and LMW-s protein types are practically identical, on the basis of the complete nucleotide sequence, since the main difference resides in the absence or the presence of three additional N-terminal amino acids (MET-, or MEN- in some minor cases [ 9]) in the mature sequence of LMW-m type, that are instead absent in LMW-s types.

The most striking difference is the presence of a deep minimum in the center of the GB+HT-T map, which, instead, is absent for the GB+HT-AT case, and this accounts for a reduced tendency of the molecules to stack on each other to form a columnar phase.

Being present instead of absent makes friends more willing to lie for you, the results showed.

When he was running for President of the United States back in 2000, documents emerged that indicated he did not fulfill the requirements of his military service but instead was absent from duty for almost a full year.

TRAcP staining was instead totally absent in all control animals histologically evaluated in the study (Fig. 5C,D).

Artificial electronic light receptors were proposed instead of absent or damaged retinal cells under ophthalmological diseases; the electric response of the retinal prosthesis is passed to neurons restoring (at least partially) light sensing (reviewed in 41, 42).