The phrase "a minor present" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a minor, typically a person under the age of legal adulthood, who is currently in attendance or available in a situation.
Example: "The event requires parental consent if there is a minor present."
Alternatives: "a child in attendance" or "a youth present".
(52) explained the apparently contradictory observations related to MD simulation and QM stabilities, respectively, in different A-minor interactions present in kink-turn motifs.
In basal conditions, mature CFTR is mostly present in detergent soluble fractions (non-DRM, non-rafts), with a minor proportion present in detergent-insoluble microdomains (DRM, rafts).
Indeed, Wang et al. [18] achieved a 70.9% conversion rate for catfish in silico SNPs detected on at least four sequences and with a minor allele present twice, against a rate of 33.3% for SNPs detected on four or fewer sequences with minor allele present only once.
Connecticut legislators have introduced a bill that would ban smoking in cars when a minor is present.
Hence, overall, these data indicate that the nature of this minor olefin is, as illustrated in Fig. 12, isomeric with the secondary olefin structure described above and illustrated in Fig. 11. Figure 12 Structural characteristics of a minor olefin present in modern Dammar polymer.
However, for a given substrain, the presence of a minor variant (present as a major allele in a different substrain in the same exome capture pool) was observed at a significantly greater frequency, 0.7 3.8% (mean 1.6%).
PI 3,5 P2 is a minor PIP present at <0.1 and <0.05% of total PI lipids in yeast and mammalian cells, respectively, compared with the more typical values of 2.5 and 0.2% for PI3P (Bonangelino et al, 2002; Duex et al, 2006b; Zhang et al, 2007).
"He wants to turn this into a minor league presenting organization," she said.
The original hue — seemingly a minor change — presents a more soothing image, said Marije Vellekoop, head of collections, research and presentation for the Van Gogh Museum.
Someone with a minor conviction presenting no risk seems subject to deportation — sometimes even a person against whom charges were dropped.
