Sentence examples for an individual present from inspiring English sources

A sight record (photographed) from Maryland, USA, on 17 June 2006 was identified as the northern subspecies cayennensis, and so may have been a vagrant (Day 2007); also identified as a cayennensis Southern Lapwing was an individual present in Florida 6 May-11 June 2006 (Pranty 2006).

For the DO method, the detection probability was the probability each observer had of detecting an individual present in a survey unit.

"As the attorney general has stated: the evaluation of whether an individual presents an 'imminent threat' incorporates considerations of the relevant window of opportunity to act, the possible harm that missing the window would cause to civilians, and the likelihood of heading off future disastrous attacks against the United States," Brennan said in his written replies.

"This circumstance must, of course, be balanced against the need to ensure the safety of other road users – and if there is evidence to suggest that an individual presents a continuing danger to other road users then the proper course may well be to prosecute on public interest grounds once there is sufficient evidence to do so". The changed wordings have now been put out to consultation.

That is, there is no curation process to them, and access is not granted based on whether an individual presents a key that belongs to a given keyring.

In the context of a disaster, when an individual presents to a health care facility or clinic influences or impacts what care they are likely to receive.

The location where an individual presents for post-disaster care affects whether they will be deemed treatable or palliative, and what palliative care can be allocated.

After identifying injury risk factors, a series of assessments can be undertaken to investigate whether an individual presents with the characteristics athletes more susceptible to injuries identified in stage 1.

Under the new law, someone can ask a law enforcement officer to file a petition with a Maryland district or circuit court that explains why the petitioner think an individual presents an "immediate and present danger of causing personal injury" to themselves or someone else by possessing a firearm.

"The idea is that when an individual presents us with that sort of microbiological picture--lots of bad guys and no good guys--we hope to implant some good guys and re-establish a normal ecosystem in their gums and prevent progression of the disease," Hillman says.

Within most specialties the focus of care is on the treatment of an individual presenting patient.