Sentence examples for editing presents from inspiring English sources
Despite the roiling emotions at its core and its overriding sermon of setting aside internal differences to cooperate for a nation's greater good, the film, unfolding at a pace that suggests that it would profit from sterner editing, presents a gallery of characters with more than its fair share of comic types.
The advent of single cell technologies and genome editing presents an unprecedented opportunity for combining quantitative experiments, precise perturbation and modelling, that in future will enable new epigenetic data to be embedded in a coherent theoretical framework.
Only RNA editing presents a nonlinear pattern of evolution in dinoflagellates as this process occurs in Hematodinium sp. but is absent in some later-branching taxa indicating that this process was either lost in some lineages or developed more than once during the evolution of the highly unusual dinoflagellate mtDNA.
We compared the editing levels of six human cerebral cortex samples from 76 to 80 year old individuals (mean 77.7 years) from a previous study (Nicholas et al. 2010) to the levels of editing present in 28 month old rats.
In this study, we identified 59 edits with 22 common edits present in non-protein-coding transcripts of moth orchid; 21 and 16 edits were specific to leaf and floral tissues, respectively (Table 1; Additional file 1: Table S2).
What is most frustrating about this saga is the show's editing, which presents Garrett's racist antagonizing and King's angry responses as morally equivalent.
It also promotes literacy because in social studies classrooms students are constantly reading, questioning, analyzing, comparing, discussing, debating, and drawing conclusions about, primary source documents from the past and present and then writing about, editing, and presenting their ideas.
And this crudely edited post presents a variety of scenes, its producer claims, from recent fighting in Salquin.
Hannah edits and presents her own environmental blog on sustainable living (DHlovelife), although she laments that the site is in need of updating.
Krauss contended that the value of the bookseller is specifically in his role as a "curator": "one who selects, edits, and presents a collection that reflects his tastes".
