Sentence examples for unique absence from inspiring English sources

In the late 1930s American botanist Herbert F. Copeland proposed a separate kingdom for the bacteria (kingdom Monera), based on their unique absence of a clearly defined nucleus.

Circulating NKT lymphocytes in sooty mangabeys were characterized by a unique absence of CD4+ T lymphocytes, a feature that distinguished them from mice, humans, and Asian macaques.

The unique absence of CD4+ NKT lymphocytes in sooty mangabeys, combined with their IL-10 cytokine-secreting ability and preservation following SIV infection, raises the possibility that NKT lymphocytes might play a role in downmodulating immune activation in SIV-infected sooty mangabeys.

To verify the unique presence of TCS-18 in S. ratti, the unique absence of TCS-13 in S. ratti, and the unique absence of TCS-9 as well as TCS-3 in S. sobrinus, PCR amplification using original DNA from strains S. mutans UA159, S. ratti DSM20564, and S. sobrinus DSM20742 was performed.

On the other hand, some other features, such as the presence of duplicated ppgk genes and the unique absence of one type of ppx gene, were specific to the M. phosphovorus genome.

Though the unique absence of the tritocerebral appendages in insects and myriapods is a long discussed common feature of these two arthropod classes, it was often considered as a mere convergence and not as a synapomorphy (e.g. [ 13, 24- 26]).

Most of the unique absences in UGA10 represented hypothetical and putatively phage-derived genes located in HGIb in the Houston-1 genome.

As the salient m/z values of (C) and (G) were unique, the absence of these salient m/z values in the MS spectra was used as an indicator of a good solvent blank.

To isolate migration's role as a unique form of absence, this stage of analysis excludes those children whose parents are away and divorced (N = 207 in Moldova; N = 175 in Georgia).

On the other hand, the purpose of the Te Kohanga Reo was to reinforce intergenerational bonds and unique identities, the absence of which leads to a poverty of self, arguably far more profound and problematic than a poverty of income.

Basilico's sense of scale and absence was unique in this group project, sponsored by the foundation belonging to Rafik Hariri, the Lebanese prime minister assassinated in 2005, and including work by Josef Koudelka, René Burri, Raymond Depardon, Robert Frank and Fouad Elkoury.