Sentence examples for document presence from inspiring English sources

Following parasitoid releases in new locations, methods currently used to document presence and establishment and to monitor dispersal of parasitoids in the field were simultaneously evaluated, including destructive sampling of entire trees and deployment of egg sentinel logs (ESLs), egg sentinel cups (ESCs), larval sentinel logs (LSLs), and yellow pan traps (YPTs).

We did not use VHF-collared wolves to document presence or absence at carcasses during summer because our field methods did not allow an opportunity to monitor VHF-collared wolves intensively, like had been done during winter.

Consecutive sections did not document presence of a cystic lesion.

Moreover, we did not document presence of any other H. pylori populations and sub-populations such as hspAmerind, hspMaori, hpAfrica and hpEast Asia in the limited, but representative culture collection that we looked at.

Another approach is mining of centralized administrative databases, often using claims data or ICD-9 codes to document presence of malignancy, as in the US, national malignancy registries do not exist.

Its documented presence in the Galleria Serodina at Ascona in Switzerland was an important selling point for the €145,000 bird.

Neither does the book really come to grips with the documented presence of violence-prone people among the protesters she depicts in uniformly heroic terms.

The final diagnosis of abscess was defined by either (1) the documented presence of purulence following surgical drainage or (2) documented results of culture of abscess purulence.

Communication not only included documented presence of patient, family and team members, but also in some cases, a qualitative analysis of the documented discussion.

Using both amplified fragment length polymorphism (AFLP) analysis (Wang et al. 2005) and gel-blotting (Shan et al. 2005), we documented presence of Zizania species-specific DNA segments in the introgression lines including the one (RZ35) used in this study.

Despite the substantial number of imported malaria cases and the documented presence of suitable anopheline vectors, autochthonous transmission has not been widely observed in Europe, probably as a result of early diagnosis and treatment, afforded by efficient healthcare systems.