Sentence examples for described as present from inspiring English sources
As a result, motivation is often described as "present" or "absent", as opposed to existing on a continuum, as suggests by basic research.
CD103 is the receptor for E-cadherin and has initially been described as present on the cell surface of CD8+ lymphocytes localized in the intestine.
The percentage of genes described as present on the 10 GeneChips was an average of 22.7% for the three available CHMP2B cases (2× p.I29V, 1× p.T104N), and 28.2% for the seven neurologically normal control cases.
The prootic canal has been described as present in Dasyurus viverrinus [33], but a D. viverrinus specimen from the University of New South Wales (AR6521) lacks an obvious prootic canal, indicating that this character is polymorphic within at least one australidelphian species.
Parenchymal necrosis was described as present or absent (Rubbia-Brandt et al, 2004).
TP53 protein accumulation was described as present (more than 10% of positive cells) or absent.
The intestine from cystic fibrosis mouse models has been described as presenting mucus accumulation and changes in morphology that include enlargement of the villi32,36,39,40.
Admittedly, it was in a collection called Crime Novels: American Noir of the 1950s that the editors guardedly described as "presenting a rich vein of modern American writing too often neglected in mainstream literary histories".
In the New Testament, the apostle Paul is described as presenting his ideas in the greatest centre of intellectual activity in the ancient world, the philosophy schools of Athens; "all...who lived there spent their time doing nothing but talking about and listening to the latest ideas".
ZEP's pamphlets are described as presenting the joint recommendations of "European industry, environmentalists, scientists and geologists".
Optic neuropathy in patients with MFC has been well described as presenting with optic disc edema or pallor, with a typical response to steroids resulting in an increase in visual performance [2].
