Sentence examples for figures present in the from inspiring English sources

The figures present in the layered Homage to Gary Fisher with Friends (the other Baldwin) are performer and editor Tavi Gevinson and painter Lynette Yiadim-Boakye striking poses in self-portraits, surrounded by dental molds that signify the AIDS crisis and the death of several of Baldwin's children to the virus.

Calculation of the mitotic index revealed that, upon treatment with ActD or CHX, cells transfected with either CyclinB1-wt or CyclinB1-R42A approximately doubled the mitotic figures present in the cells transfected with pCMS-EGFP (p<0.05 and p<0.005) (Fig. 6D), rescuing the mitotic phenotype.

But there are no figures present in this history lesson; instead the exhibition, currently on view at Contemporary Art Museum of Houston, relies on sound to construct the narrative.

The three quite different figures presented in the drama are all, by most lights, exceptionally articulate.

There are also conflicting figures presented in the accounts for the sale of the group's parts business to Caterpillar.

They rely on the figures presented in the 1961 Staff Report: during the period 1948—1959, 62 federal suits were terminated which involved relitigation of a patent previously held invalid, a figure constituting about 1% of the patent suits commenced during the same period.

Based on the figures presented in the piece, one could interpret the Plain Dealer story as James paying for 25percentt of the I Promise School and the other 75percentt being foisted upon the Akron taxpayers.

Five additional supplemental figures related to figures presented in the text.

Figures presented in the sagittal view provide the strongest directional cues.

The figures presented in the tables grouped partial assistance and assistance for everything together.

- Many figures presented in the text are under-interpreted, and not critically discussed.