Sentence examples for present as suggested from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the past and memory play considerable roles in Mr. Mekas's moving pictures, pressing insistently against the present, as suggested by the titles of films like "Reminiscences of a Journey to Lithuania".

However, the intervals do not include zero, which reinforces the notion that residual between-study heterogeneity is present, as suggested by the large I=79%% statistic.

Even if we assume that histones should be present as suggested by recent findings on other species, failure to find transcripts in our sample is not surprising given that their evidence has remained elusive in several other studies and when found, histone transcripts binned among the lowly expressed genes.

Although the rate of change of the substitution process is sufficiently low to allow the recovery of a phylogenetic signal in the recoded sequences, homoplasy is present as suggested by the different rate of evolution across the tree, and by the heterogeneity of profile frequencies across clades.

The collapsing of rare variants was performed as described in Thalamuthu et al. [ 18], namely, by defining a super-locus g n(L+1),n = 1,…,N as follows: (4) g n L + 1 = min 2, ∑ l : ma f l ≤ 0.01 g nl In general, this type of collapsing preserves more information than an indicator of at least one rare variant being present, as suggested by Li and Leal [ 28].

Inviting parents to attend their children's' performances, and providing meals and tokens helped secure parents' participation in the present study, as suggested elsewhere [ 47].

A way to eliminate the influence of evoked responses completely is to add trials in which a target is expected but not actually presented (as suggested in Van Diepen et al.7).7

This report is presented as suggested by the STROBE statement: guidelines for reporting observational studies [ 20].

Our results will be presented as suggested in the WHO handbook on the near-miss approach for maternal health [ 9].

But this difference seems to arise mainly from impaired localization performance when three fractals were presented, as suggested by the significant interaction [ F 1,17) = 11.6, P = 0.003, = 0.41] and by further t-test comparisons between groups [one item: t(17) = 0.6, P = 0.54; three items: t(17) = 2.7, P = 0.017].

After 2.8 Ma, an intensified winter monsoon and sea-ice expansion, indicated by the Chinese eolian loess (Xiong et al. 2003) and IRD at ODP site 795 in the northern Japan Sea (Tada 1994), probably caused increased ventilation during the interglacial periods, as in the present day, as suggested by an increase in the JSPW-related radiolarian and ostracod fauna at that time.