Sentence examples for structural absence from inspiring English sources

This exercise reduced the effect of the number of supergroup-specific structures in Archaea, Bacteria and Eukarya that are significantly greater than the viral-specific structures (22, 163, 335 VS 6) and eliminated any bias resulting from the phylogenomic model (i.e., we consider primordial proteomes to encode very few structures and root trees by structural absence).

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Nonetheless, given both the structural absence of a tight neurovascular unit at the BCSFB barrier, and the specific BCSFB functions (CSF production and waste removal), we hypothesize that CLDN5 lesions at the BCSFB barrier may have a far more devastating effect on brain homeostasis.

Thus, we postulated that the AFAL differs from other legume lectins in anti-inflammatory activity by structural absence of β-strands which allows direct connection to CGN and at the same time with glycans, decreasing the amount of CGN that interacts with cells and reducing the inflammation effects.

Purity and structural integrity (absence of inhibition) were used as basic criteria that a DNA extraction module must satisfy in order to provide suitable template DNA for quantitative real-time (RT) PCR-based GMO analysis.

Despite structural conservation, the absence of patterns of sequence similarity in bacterial and eukaryotic clamps1 does not allow a simple correlation among the DNA-binding sites in the two systems.

These authors have concluded that children with CPC who have a p53 protein with low total structural variation and absence of TP53 dysfunction have a favorable prognosis and can be successfully treated without radiation therapy.

Histologic analyses of organs showed normal structural architecture and absence of cellular inflammatory immune response.

The structural similarity but absence of significant sequence similarity between AA9 and AA10 families suggests that these enzyme families share an ancient ancestral protein.

In the absence of structural bone formation, continued osteoclastic resorption of structural bone will result in a depletion of structural bone, ultimately leading to osteoporosis.

These rules cover two distinct types of problems: content deviations (absence of structural components) and order deviations (occurrence of a given structural component in relation to the overall structure).