Sentence examples for present observable from inspiring English sources

Stars will cease forming, and eventually all will wink out; the black holes will evaporate, and, in an ever thinner soup of subatomic particles, individual positrons and electrons will seek to annihilate each other, forming inwardly spiralling mutual orbits over distances many times greater than the span of the present observable universe.

The items used in our latent variables included assessment of present observable behaviours and our sample was composed of a large percentage of highly educated mothers.

Administration of adenanthin at 10 mg/kg did not present observable toxic effects on mice, but 20 mg/kg adenanthin decreased body weight of mice compared with the control and 10 mg/kg adenanthin-treated mice.

23 Secondly, as geologists and astrophysicists know well, historical hypotheses are fully testable: different past scenarios make different predictions about present observables, and we can test these predictions by looking at new data.

In the present study, observable reduction of optical density was induced by karanjin when compared with control.

With this model, the mean SRR within the healthy control group was extrapolated to estimate the preclinical period, which was defined as the number of years in which the dopaminergic system has been degraded without present and observable clinical symptoms.

Furthermore, it can be difficult to present an observable (or immediate) benefit (i.e., it may take a long time to really see the positive changes contributed by the KM strategy), which may result in the KM concept being viewed as not valuable or not worth the effort/resources needed [ 74].

Both nanogels on the other side presented no observable nor defined affinity-based release mechanism due to presence of salts, completely screening electrostatic interactions.

Tumours, both malignant and benign, "present" (first become observable) as lumps or masses caused by the abnormal growth of cells.

The present size of observable size is 100 μm.

Finally, using a unique measure of auditor skepticism based on revealed behavior, we find that auditors were more skeptical if the controller displayed nonverbal cues associated with deception, than when these specific cues were not present or not observable (CMC).