Sentence examples for present represents from inspiring English sources

If you "gift" something, offering a present entirely out of duty or convention, do not expect gratitude: receivers usually know what the present represents.

The third generation (1990s to present) represents a worldwide resurgence of this technology into the hands of joint replacement surgeons.

Romanian forestry sector, in evolution from the period shortly before World War II to present, represents the case of the study.

Having a spouse present represents an attachment to the U.S. and may serve as an important source of social support and encouragement, contributing to better socioeconomic adaptation among married professionals (Constant & Massey, 2002).

Brain tissue, even the low activity present, represents >95% of unchanged radiotracer.

The DISC1 protein itself, however, at present, represents a difficult drug target due to lack of a known or anticipated enzymatic activity and the absence of a solved crystal structure.

Translated into terms of geology, the eleven people present represented elevenmajor geological periods.

On the ground floor visitors will find "the present," represented by displays about the natural environment, architecture and cities.

NSPECIES – the number of species present (representing a species richness score).

Each item is scored from 0 (not present) to 3 (maximally present), representing a 4-point scale.

These radiologists work in teams to provide a 24/7 comprehensive radiological service and at present represent the largest radiological community.