Sentence examples for late presence from inspiring English sources
'late presence' is a grammatically correct phrase
It is used to refer to someone arriving later to an event or setting than is expected or desired. For example, "Alice's late presence to the meeting caused a disruption."
Some have nonetheless criticized Rubio for building a late presence in his home state.
exhibited surprisingly late presence of viral loads, from d14 until at least d45, peaking at day 21 (Figure 1A-Blood).
This also correlates with the observation that the late presence of GA may inhibit embryogenic cell differentiation [ 72].
The 15 cultivars represent a large phenotypic diversity for important traits in grapevine regarding their use (wine, table, and raisin), berry colour (black, red and white), maturity time (early, medium and late), presence of seeds (seeded and seedless) and other traits [ 24].
Although the early presence of neutrophils and the late presence of macrophages have been reported in the involution secretions of many species, including pigs, guinea pigs, sheep and cows [ 42- 45], the same has not been reported for rats, humans or mice [ 30].
The difference in prevalence is plausible considering that the PHQ-9 focuses on the narrow time frame of two weeks before the assessment, whereas the 2-week CIDI-MDS comprises those cases of any episode of MDS in the past 12 months, who reported the past two weeks as the latest presence of depressed mood or loss of interest or tiredness/exhaustion and "some further symptoms".
Historically, F. vesiculosus populations were reported along the whole Northern Iberian coastline, with the latest presences at north eastern locations dated from 1951 to 1988.
The late actress' presence was enough to keep men's jaws dropped... and women attentively taking style notes.
The 8.8 6.4 Ma divergence between these two arid-adapted species might be interpreted as evidence for the late Miocene presence of arid corridors linking the Somali and South West arid zones, much as has been proposed for times in the Pliocene and Pleistocene [ 108].
And, like "Bull," it featured three characters locked in internecine struggle, with a fourth whose late-arriving presence forces the outcome.
Paul Quantrill of the Los Angeles Dodgers and Mike DeJean of the Milwaukee Brewers would be upgrades for the Yankees' bullpen, one club official said, but neither would provide the kind of dominant late-inning presence the Yankees need.
