Sentence examples for be present so that from inspiring English sources
According to the Libyan notes of this meeting, the British insisted that two MI5 officers, one calling herself Caroline, should be present, so that the target should know that he was the subject of a joint UK-Libyan approach.
In this case, a large Y (eastward) component field magnitude would be present, so that it is easy to identify and exclude such cases.
Cameras should be present, so that there could be playback.
Thankfully, our kids are of an age where you must be present so that everyone stays, well, alive, so he has to focus on them when he is with them.
The first collective meeting was held in Elysian Park, adjacent to Dodger's Stadium in the City of Los Angeles, where every gang throughout the county was to be present so that the basic principles of the treaty would be conveyed, and where concerns would be addressed.
In order for malaria to spread among humans living in a region, the mosquitoes must be present so that the parasite can complete its life cycle (although there have been cases of person-to-person transmission via placenta, transfusion, organ transplantation, and shared needles) [ 6].
We propose that the subunit repeat mismatch causes some deformations from the outside of the liposomes, especially when FtsZ polymerisation-inducing GMPCPP is present so that long filaments are formed that will exert more mechanical force.
How is this story to be presented so that a modern reader can make sense of it without drowning in unfamiliar names and obscure Ruritanian conflicts?
By using visual properties like spatial placement or line connections complex structures can be presented, so that humans can understand them quickly.
In a series of recent papers, we have demonstrated how such properties can be taken into account and how data can be presented so that the properties of carrier emission from QD structures can be understood [2 6].
So, it appears self-evident that all data should be presented so that it can be accurately assessed.
