Sentence examples for some devoid of from inspiring English sources

Morphological evaluation of testes from 3-month-old Cyp26b1SC−/SC− mice revealed an incompletely penetrant phenotype of abnormal seminiferous tubules, with some devoid of all germ cells (Figure 3A, B, asterisks) while other tubules contained cells from all stages of spermatogenesis.

At 9 months of age, ATII cell-rich regions were observed, and with some devoid of this cell type (Fig.  2c).

That promise wasn't always met, and even when it was, the tribes weren't necessarily better off: By the 1870s, some of the first federally funded homes were recognized as substandard by government Indian agents, who noted some were devoid of furniture, in poor condition, decaying rapidly, and in some cases uninhabitable.

Some are devoid of extra-topical interest.

The controversy around the niqab, and whether women should be able to wear a face-covering veil at a citizenship ceremony, was an empty bonbon, so irresistibly delicious to some yet devoid of much substance.

The number of fluorophores incorporated into the nanoparticles during synthesis is stochastic, leaving some nanoparticles devoid of fluorophores.

Interestingly some vessels devoid of any quantum dots often showed ectopic branching and an overall improper vessel pattern.

The host ("archaeal") genomic lineage was (for some reason) devoid of such elements, which were introduced into it by transposition from this (endosymbiotic) bacterial genome.

By contrast, in DBZ-treated mice, a heterogeneous labeling was observed, with some crypts devoid of CD24 labeling (Fig. 4A, lower panel).

Since the last filter leaves some introns devoid of ECRs in at least one of the groups, we retained the orthologous introns that contained one or more ECR in each group (Table  3, fourth row).

It is an interesting sentiment, laced with some romanticism, but devoid of reality".