Sentence examples for probably absent from inspiring English sources

N.J., and Mo.; probably absent on the Coastal Plain.

Chelidonic acid is characteristic of Asphodelaceae and Agavoideae but is probably absent in Orchidaceae.

Thyrotropin, which is probably absent from agnathans, is a glycoprotein; i.e., a protein combined with carbohydrate.

Chelidonic acid is characteristic of Asphodelaceae and Agavaceae but is probably absent in Orchidaceae.

And we understand that if you were a nail-biter before, you are probably absent a knuckle or two by now.

Because of this, and the fact that your livelihood depends, literally, on shit, a certain kind of humility and humor presides over the industry, which I imagine is probably absent from something more glamorous, like banking, or missile defense.

Some are more familiar than others, and some of the most famous are probably noticeably absent, but all writers' volumes exemplify the best of the form.

But the truth is that science is probably more absent from the film than emotion, because what the film represents is a triumph of Jane's experience and persona after decades in which the family was viewed solely through the prism of Stephen's genius, who as well as being the world's best-known scientist is also the world's best-known sufferer of motor neurone disease (MND).

It would be interesting to compare the epidemiology of burn injury between highly industrialized countries and developing countries, but national registration is not even established in several highly developed (European) countries, and probably completely absent in several developing countries.

Further investigation of the Brassicacae expressed sequence tag (EST) databases using tBLASTn showed that none have homologues to QTRT1 or QTRDT1, showing that Q is probably globally absent from this phylogenetic order.

They are, in the end, probably irreconcilable objectives, absent a level of intervention or escalation that has not been proposed". That is, absent large-scale U.S. military action, Washington can't simultaneously overthrow Assad and wipe out ISIS, et al. The Syrian regime's attempt to tar all of its opponents as "terrorists" was self-serving but contained a germ of truth.