Sentence examples for is practically missing from inspiring English sources

In the Hassi R'mel field, a strong event on the surface seismic sections, between clayey Dogger and lagoonal Dogger tops, is suspected to be a multiple because it is practically missing on the outside VSP corridor stacks.

In hau and gho mutant embryos, the basement membrane is practically missing, suggesting that a distinct population of COPII vesicles is charged with basal ECM formation.

In contrast, audience-oriented reviews are practically missing; rather, imagined audiences tend to appear in the texts implicitly as similar to the reviewer, suggesting conceptions of a mass audience as well as specific groupings of general audiences.

The results show that the relative numbers of missing genus-level assignations was below 80%% with Greengenes, irrespective of used 16S region or assignment algorithm, while with HITdb there were practically no missing assignments observed.

However, it should be stressed that even using DArT markers it is practically impossible to avoid missing data that may appear at a level lower than 5% in the case of DArTs.

It is practically everywhere, but it seems to miss the point, the magic of movement.

In contrast, it is acknowledged that a proportion of the enterovirus infections was probably missed because it is practically impossible to cover all enterovirus types even by this kind of a widely cross-reactive antigen panel.

It is practically indestructible.

Rabin is practically grimacing.

Legroom is practically nonexistent.

Overtime is practically inevitable.