Sentence examples for bystander present from inspiring English sources

However, Carvalho et al. (2008) showed that bone marrow-derived DCs from uninfected mice (bystander) present in the environment of DCs infected with L. braziliensis showed a higher activation status compared to those cells infected with L. braziliensis.

Moser et al. [1] have argued that social and proximal factors such as being married, having a bystander present and location at symptom onset play an important role in the cognitive aspects of symptom appraisal.

In multivariate logistic regression entering all the factors found to be significant in Table 2, effects remained significant for previous history of MI (p = 0.008), being away from home at symptom onset (p = 0.004) and having a bystander present (p = 0.001).

R2 "If you observe a number of bystanders present then you will believe that the bystanders can observe you".

R6 "When you observe an action and you believe that this action has a seriousness of value s and you see that there are bystanders present and that these bystanders do not intervene then this leads to the belief that the level of seriousness of the action is s divided by the amount of bystanders times α.

In March, bystanders present at the attack captured the incident on camera, allowing footage to circulate and assist authorities investigating the case.

There were so few bystanders present (who may have been part of arresting officials) that the disciple Peter was promptly identified by one of the maids, who asked him if he was a follower of Jesus (Peter's first denial of Jesus).

In a dissent, three judges said that failure to observe bystanders presented enough of a question of police procedure for the lawsuit to go forward.

A bystander was present in just over half of cases and most patients were at home rather than somewhere else (such as their workplace, outside, in a car, at a recreational venue) when their symptoms started.

It said he was "a bystander who presented no threat to the law enforcement officers or any other persons".

In that case, the court noted that although officers were not to unnecessarily endanger innocent people, that guideline "does not prohibit officers from discharging their weapons when innocent bystanders are present in every instance.