Sentence examples for lack of adjacent from inspiring English sources

Note the lack of adjacent oedema, which is typical; these fractures are often subtle on MRI.

We restricted our search to sequences in scaffolds longer than 50 kb to avoid PAS signal depletion due to lack of adjacent sequence.

This result strongly indicates that markers EMFn181, EMFn225 CFVCT018 and EMFn198 represent mobile elements, which is consistent with the lack of adjacent markers showing similar behaviour.

Therefore, although some of the genes identified here may respond to lack of adjacent muscle tissue, many must underlie the phenotypic effects seen in response to lack of mechanical stimulation.

Large species tend to replace quills irregularly, perhaps because their greater wing loading would make the lack of several adjacent quills disadvantageous.

58, 59 Tumor invasion may be facilitated by the lack of serosa adjacent to the liver, allowing for hepatic involvement and an automatic T3 designation.

Lack of aerenchyma adjacent to lateral root emergence was also noted by other authors (Smirnoff and Crawford 1983; Justin and Armstrong 1991; Enstone and Peterson 2005).

Considering the low prevalence of sharing TFs and the lack of selection constraint on adjacency of adjacent pairs, one possible explanation for the co-expression phenomenon is chromatin modifications [ 3, 15, 29].

However, the durability and clinical efficacy of implantable biomedical devices remain limited in part due to the absence of appropriate biological interactions at the implant interface and the lack of integration into adjacent tissues.

The pyramidal neurons in the cornu ammonis (CA) and the polymorphic layer of the dentate gyrus exhibited particularly high levels of staining that contrast with the lack of staining in adjacent areas such as the molecular layer (Figure 2A).

Increased insularity of valleys could lead to reduced genetic variation of local populations due to a lack of immigration from adjacent valleys, and may have long-term detrimental effects on A. uncatus populations' abilities to cope with future environmental change.