Sentence examples for I exhibit from inspiring English sources
"I exhibit" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used as the subject of a sentence to indicate that the speaker performs an action or displays a certain behavior. It can also be followed by an object or complement to specify what is being shown or demonstrated. Example: I exhibit great patience in difficult situations. In this sentence, the speaker is stating that they possess the quality of patience and regularly demonstrate it in challenging circumstances.
Thus, WKHs are supposed to (i) exhibit a low degree of exploitation, (ii) have old-growth characteristics and (iii) host Red-list species.
For this end we use scientific publication data which (i) exhibit a well defined modular structure and (ii) hold an expert-made classification of research articles.
This work reports the synthesis, the physicochemical characterization and the electrochemical studies of new electrocatalysts (ECs) for the oxygen reduction reaction (ORR) that: (i) exhibit a hierarchical architecture; and (ii) do not comprise platinum.
The size-dependent DID drives the pure Cu Zr amorphous single layer films to (i) exhibit a thickness-dependent tensile ductility opposite to that of pure Cu single layer films, and (ii) have a negative m contrary to the positive m in their pure Cu counterpart.
Half an hour of looking at posters demonizing enemy peoples turned out to be enough for me, and so I wandered into a World War I exhibit, a diorama of one of that war's many murderous charges.
In the context of forecasts, epidemiological time-series (TS) often i) exhibit inter-annual plus seasonal fluctuations; ii) require disease-specific tailoring of forecasting methods; and, iii) suffer from non-stationarity.
The algorithm (i) exhibits weak convergence even in the setting of Hilbert space.
Cirrhotic livers with high-grade DN– 2(i)) exhibited reduced reticular structure of nodule.
The second-stage spatial term g(s i ) exhibited substantial complexity in the 1999 2007 Pmodelmodel, using 501.6 df.
This hypothesis has been largely proven by phenotype analysis of double, triple and quadruple mutants, which showed that five class XI myosins (XI-1, XI-2, XI-K, XI-B and XI-I) exhibit varying degrees of functional redundancy in Arabidopsis[ 20, 22].
The results of this simulation show that Andorra-I exhibits reasonable running time performance, but it does not scale well.
