The most he could do was create a place where his heart — devoid now of any depth or weight — could be tethered, to keep it from wandering aimlessly.
A two-factorial design, where diets were devoid or supplemented with ascorbate (500 mg AA kg− 1) and/or lipoic acid (1000 mg kg− 1), was used.
In addition, in an area with high nitrogen loading from latrines but where groundwater was devoid of oxygen, nitrate concentrations were minimal, presumably because of denitrification (Ahmed et al. 2002).
At the time art had disappeared down an intellectual cul-de-sac, where abstract, minimalist sculptures, devoid of any discernable humanity, were very much the order of the day.
My fortnight of tramping around Zambia ended in its largest national park, Kafue, where the southern district – devoid of lodges or roads – rolls out a truly awesome wilderness to the western horizon.
Conclusions: Our results suggest that the initial target of intrathecal tetracaine neurotoxicity may be the posterior roots at their entry into the spinal cord, where the axons are devoid of myelin sheath and thus representing a sensitive area for neurotoxic change.
Immunolocalisation studies of tail and flexor tendon showed that the deposition of laminin and collagen IV was patchy, resulting in regions where the tendon was devoid of BM.
Where the cortex was devoid of follicles, plasma cells extended from the medulla to the marginal sinuses or beyond to the capsule, such that the medulla often occupied most of the organ in adult animals (Fig. 3B).
We therefore next used time-lapse microscopy to follow individual cells maintained on fibronectin-coated micropatterns, where the cells are devoid of cell cell contacts but have similar cell matrix contacts.
