Sentence examples for present expanded from inspiring English sources

The WTCCC present "expanded reference group analyses," combining controls with all additional disease samples, increasing the reference group ratio from 1.5 1.0 for each disease to up to approximately 7.5 1.0.

The results of the present expanded cohort are consistent with those of the first 15 patients included in the series, in which subset only prior imatinib was allowed before study entry (Joensuu et al, 2008).

With the rapid development of biomarkers and new technologies, large-scale biologically-based cohort studies present expanding opportunities for population-based research on disease etiology and early detection markers.

Despite an intensive containment program in the Setúbal Peninsula where it was restricted since its arrival, the pinewood nematode is at present expanding to other parts of Portugal [14] [16]).

In Table 3 these data are presented, expanded to included results obtained since 2011: Table 3 Aluminum in foodstuffs (mg/kg or mg/L).

Early on in development, the goal for Dota 2 was to translate the aesthetic aspects of DotA to the Source engine, while presenting expanded support for the game's framework.

The right panels of Figure 3 show the generation of P2R in these terms, by presenting expanded views of the interface between the lost-dome and delayed-dome regions (1 cm scale bar in Figure 2).

Hernán and Robins [ 16], Swanson et al. [ 14] and VanderWeele et al. [ 17] have presented expanded versions of this standard graph that illustrate relatively subtle yet potentially common ways in which bias could arise.

The work presented expands the characterization capabilities for the electromechanical properties of such contacts over what is currently available, using instrumented micro-electromechanical system (MEMS) force sensors.

The results presented expand our knowledge and indicate regions for possible genes not yet annotated in buffaloes, but potentially important.

The results presented expand our knowledge on the employment status of patients with GI cancer at diagnosis.