Sentence examples for are present in another from inspiring English sources

In 1966, an early critic of the war, Sen. J. William Fulbright, pointed out that the domino theory obliged the United States to "fight in one country to avoid having to fight in another, although we could with equal logic have inferred that it is useless to fight in one country when the same conditions of conflict are present in another".

As a case in point, one crystal structure of a protein may omit loop regions that are present in another crystal structure of the same protein.

External validity or generalizability of an intervention is a poorly defined construct as it is, and depends on whether the causal mechanisms that explain the interaction between an intervention and an outcome in one context are present in another.

For a given interacting pair in one species (e.g. human), if orthologs are present in another species (e.g. mouse) and form an interaction pair there, then that second interaction pair (in this example, the pair in mouse) is referred to as the interolog of the interaction pair in human [ 47].

Batch processes are presented in another article in this section.

The models used for control design are presented in another paper submitted to the same conference.

Possible risk factors for glaucoma in the population are presented in another paper.

Data on the detection of M. ulcerans within aquatic samples based on the use of variable number tandem repeats analysis are presented in another article (18 ).

The results of applying the Navigation Guide methodology to the nonhuman evidence are presented in another review (Koustas et al. 2014), and the results of applying the Navigation Guide methodology to integrate the human and nonhuman evidence streams are presented in a third review (Lam et al. 2014).

A species that is involved in an interspecific interaction in one geographic area may not even be present in another geographic area.

The French influence is present in another sidebar that frames some familiar films in an unfamiliar light one devoted to the Cinéma Mac Mahon in Paris and its leading luminary, Pierre Rissient, who helped to program it in the nineteen-fifties.