For example, some widely used C# constructs, like properties and structures ("structs"), are inexistent in Java.
For example, some C# constructs, like properties and structures ("structs") are inexistent in Java.
Strong admixture was observed in both Central and Eastern Sahelian populations, with North Africans and Near Eastern/Arabians, respectively, but it was inexistent in Western Sahelian populations.
We then chose those rat genes that were inexistent in NMR and adopted KEGG pathway database to investigate the metabolic processes in which their proteins may be involved.
For example, surveys conducted by the WHO between 2000 and 2010 to assess the capacity of member states to prevent and control NCDs found that NCD funding stream was inexistent in 20 countries, lack of funding was prevalent, and these issues were, in particular, a serious problem in the African Region (47).
The role of the public sector in recycling is inexistent, and they do not have any interest in working together with the informal sector.
The ancient functional identity of type II tRNA molecules could have been embedded in the 'anticodon' arm as a primitive code that is inexistent today [79] or perhaps more probably in the acceptor arm of the tRNA molecule that is known to harbor an operational code that is older and partially complementary to the classic genetic code [70] [73], [80].
Presently, the generation of electricity in Mauritius from wave resources is inexistent.
While they involved the smuggling of foreign nationals into the United States, the true concept of people migrating to find work is inexistent within this context of human trafficking, which is a very complex problem in itself, but it needs to be differentiated from economic-related immigration.
The "location of intelligence" at Level 0 is inexistent.
