We also developed a truncated version of tat, which is devoid of the apoptosis-associated domain.
Before the astronauts going to space, they must be trained in a capsule, which is devoid of gravity, right?
A steady lilt, alternately peaceful and hallucinatory, presides over the work, which is devoid of punctuation except for frequent question marks.
She joined Etsy last year and said she preferred the younger site, which is devoid of the creaky technology and impersonal feel that plagues eBay.
While the place is not without a certain brilliantine, nineteen-eighties glamour, the seating plan, which is devoid of boxes and which allows every patron an unrestricted view of the stage, is a defiantly egalitarian riposte to the Garnier.
Unit PM5, which is devoid of in situ artefacts, yielded non-overlapping pIR-IR and Ti-Li centre ESR ages of 17 ± 1 ka and 124 ± 12 ka, respectively.
"In terms of the Proms I see it more as a European and global audience do: they look at this as a sort of pageant of fun which is devoid of statement," he says.
The grade IIIb open fracture of the tibia typically has exposed bone which is devoid of periosteal or endosteal supply.
The medium which is devoid of all the four trace elements served as a negative control, whereas positive control is inclusive of all of them.
Below the stratum corneum sits the remainder of the epidermis, which is devoid of vasculature, and instead receives all of its nutrients via diffusion from the dermis.
1993;73 914-925) in a monolayer of neonatal cardiac myocytes, which is devoid of capillaries, and our results in newborn ventricular muscle, which is rich in capillaries, showed drastic differences in Vm foot as predicted.
