Sentence examples for Scarcely present from inspiring English sources

Butyrylcholinesterase (BChE, E.C. 3.1.1.8) is scarcely present at these developmental stages as shown by the scarce inhibition of AcTChI cleavage exerted by iso-OMPA in controls but seems to increase its activity while AChE activity is decreasing.

But Tchaikovsky, who provided the novel's most famous musical setting in his soaring 1879 opera "Eugene Onegin," was scarcely present.

Likewise, for all the humanity of the article, its author, who died in 1993, seems scarcely present in it; it seems almost not to have an author.

The man who wrote what has been called the twentieth century's most important work of journalism seems scarcely present in it.

This subtext, though, is scarcely present in the play because Weigh is adapting a text set three decades earlier, in another culture.

Likewise, for all the humanity of the article, its author, who died in 1993, seems scarcely present in it; it seems almost not to have an author.

It is not so much that its message -- "vote for Hillary; Trump is deeply flawed" -- is incorrect, although it is scarcely presented in a manner that is precise, nuanced or in any way illuminating.

However, their role in plant conservation has been at present scarcely investigated.

John Drebinger wrote in The New York Times that the ball had landed halfway up in the bleachers, "and though there were scarcely 7,500 eyewitnesses present, the roar they sent up could hardly have been drowned out had the spacious stands been packed to capacity".

However, the latter option is, at present, scarcely evaluated[ 57, 91].

But while this subject may deserve tough-minded analysis - such as that offered by Edward Jay Epstein in his cogent 1975 essay, "Did the Press Uncover Watergate?" - Mr. Kutler presents scarcely half a dozen paragraphs, with his harshest criticism inaccurately attributed to book reviewers.