Sentence examples for from that present from inspiring English sources

The results of this study show that even in the absence of endemic cave taxa, the species assemblage at each cave was clearly different from that present in the exterior habitat and also from that present in other cave sediments.

But as we grow up, we are ripped from that present into something more exquisitely painful: nothing stays still however much we need it to.

Racemates made of enantiomeric pairs were also examined and some evidence indicative of the existence of a crystalline structure different from that present in the optically pure components was found.

A month after that he recorded Henry Boy which is, pretty clearly, a dry run for Rosalita, with much of Springsteen's topline vocal melody replicated for that early classic (it would be interesting to know if it predated Blinded by the Light, because there are some elements from that present, too).

But however one classifies Middlemarch, the manner of thinking in it is clearly different from that present in the Ethics: the former presents a narrative that tells the stories of concrete individuals, whereas the latter is a geometric exercises that offers abstract elaborations of general definitions and their logical implications.

After extensive intracardiac with buffer at necropsy, the brain was removed, one hemisphere used for whole brain protein extraction and the other half used for capillary depletion by dextran density centrifugation [1] to differentiate the protein signal present in brain capillaries from that present in the brain parenchyma itself.

Many of the women wore fire-engine red coats or tops, creating a sharply different tableau from that presented last month, when an all-male group stood by the president as he signed a bill restricting some abortions.

In this study, the test stimulus could be identical to the memorized stimulus, or it could have a different irrelevant dimension from that presented during memorization.

Syringomyelia in dysraphic states may therefore have a substantial developmental component and is at least morphologically distinct from that presenting in later life.

Teaching with The Times- Clip articles from The New York Times that present new types of technology.

Like other government agencies, the Interior Department requires employees to recuse themselves from matters that present conflicts of interest and the appearance of conflicts.