Sentence examples for branch presented from inspiring English sources

Its focus was the N.C.A.A., and the thesis Branch presented was that the organization was little more than a sham, exploiting athletes in revenue sports like football and men's basketball to make hundreds of millions of dollars while expounding the virtues of amateurism.

FISH analysis revealed that patient 9, who did not display a t(12 21) translocation but systematically clustered with the TEL/AML1 branch, presented a tetrasomy of the AML1 (RUNX1) gene (Table 3).

Eventually, however, the ridge began to branch, presenting me with choices between higher and lower routes.

Cultivars BRS Horizonte, FT Magnífico and Iapar 81, with upright architecture, short guides, high pods and closer branches presented the lowest AUDPCs.

SAMD9L branch-site analysis revealed a total of twelve branches with ω ratio greater than 1, yet only four of those branches presented a statistical significant LRT.

Several branches presented a ω ratio above one, but only the two-ratio model for the branch including Papio hamadryas, Macaca mulatta and Cercopithecus aethiops (figure 1) presented a significant LRT.

In 9 families more than 20 family members participated, however, in 5 of these families, we encountered issues with pedigree structure as members from different branches presented inconsistent family histories.

Anatomically, the repeated branching presents a defensive 'sifting' zone to 'trap' particles via inertial impaction and sedimentation while allowing inhaled gases to be humidified and warmed to body temperature.

The conducting zone possesses a number of mechanisms that protect the lungs: 1. Anatomically, the repeated branching presents a defensive 'sifting' zone to 'trap' particles via inertial impaction and sedimentation while allowing inhaled gases to be humidified and warmed to body temperature.

We also tested two ratios models allowing a background ω ratio and a different ω for the branch being tested, done for all the branches presenting a ω > 1 in the free-ratios models.

"The court only concludes that it lacks capacity to determine whether a specific individual in hiding overseas, whom the Director of National Intelligence has stated is an 'operational member' " of Al Qaeda's Yemen branch, "presents such a threat to national security that the United States may authorize the use of lethal force against him," Judge Bates said.