Sentence examples for present at the core from inspiring English sources
In this regard, ionomer membranes being present at the core of PEMFCs are required to maintain elevated proton conductivity, high mechanical strength and low gas permeability during the lifespan of the fuel cell.
But at the end of the day, it's really about what is true, real and present at the core.
In the polytene chromosomes of salivary glands, HP1 localizes at the chromocenter and chromosome 4 [52], which is in agreement with the pattern of H3K9me2, rather than H3K9me3 that is present at the core of the chromocenter [53].
In the human 3' RR1, the region internal to the two components of the palindrome is inversely oriented with respect to the corresponding sequence of 3'RR2, as shown by the secondary diagonal line present at the core of the light blue frame.
The high values of Alnus pollen and a diverse assemblage of non-pollen palynomorphs indicate that during most of the time span covered by the record a wet eutrophic to mesotrophic alder (Alnus cf. glutinosa) carr was present at the coring site.
The planning inspector is considering the evidence presented at the Core Strategy Examination held in public between May and this month.
All consenting cancer patients were interviewed as they presented at the core surgical units of the UNTH- E, from June 2003 to September 2005.
Initial findings presented at the "Core Outcome Measures in Effectiveness Trials" (COMET) meeting in November, 2014 prioritized 3 domains identical to those chosen by our working group: physical function, pain intensity, and HRQOL, with work ability ranked fourth.
Staying in the moment, staying present, is at the core of Green's philosophy, on baseball and on life.
At present, the core rationale is a "detect-alert" sequence informing either the patient or a central clinic.
I will conclude by arguing that, although at present, the core of Dutch ecogenomics research reflects a more or less instrumental attitude towards nature, the field also harbours other interpretations of nature as a significant and meaningful order.
