Sentence examples for indicating the present from inspiring English sources
The predicted fatigue lives were fairly well in agreement with the experiment results, indicating the present method shows a great prospect and effectiveness in practical engineering application.
Yellow clouds are present in one crater, indicating the present fumarolic degassing.
It is notable that the rate of acetone evolution decreased with increasing cutoff wavelength, which is in good agreement with the UV Vis diffuse reflectance spectra of PbSnO3 nanoparticles, indicating the present reaction is driven by a visible light absorption.
From the Langmuir isotherm for cadmium, the biosorption affinity constants 'b' and maximum capacity (q m) to form a complete monolayer on the surface of the A. heterophylla biomass at 25°C were estimated to be 0.1576 (L mg−1) and 9.250 mg g−1, respectively, with R 2 0.997 indicating the present sorption data could be best represented by the Langmuir model.
The distinct bands corresponding to the P C=C (1674 cm−1) in PPh3 and aromatic ring stretching vibrations (1603 1438 cm−1), as well as to the stretching vibrations of C−H in aromatic ring (916, 880, 745, 720, and 690 cm−1) are present in the FT-IR spectrum of TPDB, indicating the present of both PPh3 and DB groups.
NT2 cells express all of the spinal cord dorsoventral axis transcription factors studied here with high expression of ASCL1, PAX3, PAX7, NKX6.1, and OLIG2 indicating the present of both dorsal and ventral neural progenitors.
The evaluated thermodynamic parameters indicated the present sorption process was endothermic and spontaneous.
The resultant heat-treated samples when soaked in simulated body fluid form bone-like apatite which indicates the present surface modification enhances the bioactivity.
All above indicates the present system of (1 − x Pb(Ni1/3Nb2/3 O3 xPbTiO3 may be a kind of potential application for precisely controlling actuators.
The black arrow indicates the present of carbon layer.
Whether post modernity or late modernity, both indicate the present era which has been continuing since late 20 century.
