One subtype, here designated as slow climbing, differs profoundly from the other subtypes of the category, being somewhat ponderous and devoid of elements of leaping or jumping.
Alas, one can't avoid the uncomfortable suspicion that a recent high school graduate decided to update Mark Twain's The Adventures of Tom Sawyer to a conservative area of suburban Ohio that is very white, somewhat privileged and noticeably devoid of intelligence.
Based on our results, we recommend CFPnd-Epac-cp173Venus and CFPndΔ-Epac-cp173Venus-Venus (which is somewhat larger, but completely devoid of speckles) as best choices for ratiometric as well as quantitative SE detection.
Yet the alarmist and somewhat sensationalist reporting is often devoid of nuance and much-needed historical context.
Americans' party loyalty is "very strong and very pliable, extremely tenacious and in the end somewhat empty". Existential and yet devoid of all content and direction.
Little is established, either, about why women may be somewhat more likely to become devoid of desire as they get deeper into middle age — and even this tendency itself is far from proven and is contradicted by some data.
While the 55 cents a day threshold may be shocking, or the rapidly dropping percentages worldwide uplifting, such numbers, devoid of context, are somewhat meaningless.
Given the impact of each single Phe mutation on protein folding and fluorescence, it is somewhat surprising that a viable variant entirely devoid of Phe residues could be evolved.
The former region in Fig. 4a is somewhat depleted of potential T cell epitopes and the latter nearly devoid of potential epitopes.
Soft-spoken and somewhat melancholy, he wore jeans, a T-shirt and sandals in an office devoid of Bush memorabilia save for a campaign coffee mug and a photograph of the first couple with his oldest son, Daniel.
