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Meanings of null in English
Special value in computing, often denoting "unset" or absence of useful data.
Usage of null in English
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LXR-null mice also display delayed resolution, suggesting that native oxysterols promote resolution.
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McDougal is asking the court to declare the agreement null and void.
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The meta-analysis rejected the null hypothesis that all studies showed no effect.
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Overall the distribution of associations was not significantly different from the null.
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Therefore, migration defects of Pten-null neurons might be secondary to ectopic differentiation.
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The low turnout means that the referendum is rendered null and void.
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All marriages contracted in opposition to the canon laws are considered null.
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We find that neuronal cholinergic synapses form properly in PSD93 null mice.
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CR protection was lost in PPARalpha-null mice due to inadequate tissue repair.
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The ability to generate null mutants is essential for studying gene function.
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Overall the distribution of association P-values was consistent with a null distribution.
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The Emperor asked the Pope to pronounce it null, but Pius VII.
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The marriage is null and void, and I shall never acknowledge it.
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Appl1-null mice were born at expected Mendelian ratios, without obvious phenotypic abnormalities.
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No significant abnormality in hematopoietic potential was observed in zimp10 null mice.
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This meant that all subsequent arrests and convictions were null and void.
About this term
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Translations for null
Russian
Null through the time
Null across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common