Sentence examples for expressed present for the from inspiring English sources

Moreover, a gene whose transcriptional regulation is unknown is considered to be constitutively expressed (present) for the FBA analysis.

There are two tenses: the perfect, formed by the addition of suffixes, which is often used to express past time; and the imperfect, formed by the addition of prefixes and sometimes containing suffixes indicating number and gender, which is often used for expressing present or future time.

Farabi believes the Agent Intellect emanates particular as well as universal intelligibles upon a given individual, expressing present as well as future events, and, for the prophet, particularized knowledge of eternal truths, "things divine" (ashyâ'u ilâhîyah) (Walzer, 221 23).

Action competence is the ultimate outcome in health promotion and involves the ability to express present needs and concerns, devise strategies for involvement in decision-making, and take action to meet needs [ 27].

Table  3 presents the prices expressed per unit for the 15 products in the surveyed hospitals compared to the out-patient sector.

Members of the public present for the meeting expressed opposition to the project that would have been funded by Kennecott Minerals.

And the two senators whose votes would be key – Schumer and Durbin – refused Tuesday to say whether they would vote for it if Leahy did present it, though both have expressed support for the goals of the provision.

The physicians expressed a concern for the present methods of evaluating patients with COPD.

However, the authors declare that they have no competing interests that affected their views expressed in this paper All authors were present for the full duration of the experiment and/of contributed by data analysis or discussion writing.

I was further taken aback that no legislator present for the hearing that day expressed outrage over the remarks.

He expressed understanding for the FARC.