Sentence examples for present this term from inspiring English sources

The 21-year-old, who joined Ipswich on a three-year deal from Tranmere in July , has been ever present this term.

A lack of creativity going forward has been ever-present this term and Saër Sène's injury hasn't helped matters.

The Liverpool-born defender has been ever-present this term, starting every one of Blackburn's Championship games.

Left-back Shinnie, 21, made his debut in 2009 and has been an ever-present this term as the Highlanders climbed to second in the Scottish Premier League.

He has been an ever-present this term as the O's ended the regular season third, 12 points clear of Tuesday night's opponents.

The 23-year-old was ex-boss Steve Coppell's first signing in July  and has been ever-present this term, scoring five goals.

Brazilian Gabriel, 24, was ever-present for Villarreal this term and could face Aston Villa on Sunday.

Any measurement error present is included in this term.

Following this definition, in the present publication we use this term for any patient who "was lost" i.e. discontinued the study prematurely for any reason.

In the gene ontology analysis (Additional files 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 and 11), the GO term for acyl carrier activity was prominent in the lists from the term-for-term and MGSA analysis of genes induced by vancomycin or bacitracin in the 90 min sample, with as many as 8 genes associated with this term present in the lists of up-regulated genes.

Since all the three phases are present, this phenomenon is termed three phase heat transfer.