Sentence examples for present as expressed from inspiring English sources
Goffman (1981) states that "a change of footing implies a change in the alignment we take up to ourselves and the others present as expressed in the way we manage the production or reception of an utterance" (p. 128).
Although the multibranched anthracene arrays in the dendritic architectures exhibited no cooperativity in terms of the absorption feature and behaved as single chromophoric systems, investigations focusing on fluorescence properties revealed that a type of cooperativity was present as expressed in the reduced quantum yields of fluorescence.
A search in the EST databases showed that most of these fungal proteins are present as expressed sequences.
Thereafter, we present their thoughts, as expressed in the interviews, on the organisational support they needed and the organisational support they received.
None of these genes were present as differentially expressed in tongue wound.
Ribosomal proteins (rbp) are mostly conserved among eukaryota and are present as highly expressed small genes throughout most genomes.
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).
Influenced by ideas from Franz Rosenzweig and Florens Christian Rang (Asman 1992), Benjamin presents tragedy as expressing a perceived break between the prehistorical age of mythical gods and heroes and the emergence of a new ethical and political community.
Finally, a second study by Tjaden et al. [36] describes 340 novel transcripts as possible ORFs or ncRNAs, of which the present study detects 303 as expressed, but only 69 of these transcripts are classified as novel RNAs with no suggested function.
A probe set was considered as expressed ("present") in a sample if the corresponding detection p-value was below 0.05.
Genes were considered as expressed (present) if more than 70% of the probe signals were higher than the threshold; otherwise, they were considered as not expressed (absent) (Nien et al. 2011) (Table S10).
