Sentence examples for present vary from from inspiring English sources

The types of prostitute the lists present vary from "low-born errant drabs", to prominent courtesans like Kitty Fisher and Fanny Murray; later editions contain only "genteel mannered prostitutes worthy of praise".

Foremost is the fact that we used transplanted fibrosarcomas; the vasculature within these tumors, and the types of stromal cells present, vary from those found in other solid tumors, such as carcinomas.

In one household of 8 individuals (2 adults and 6 children), bananas were present on four occasions; however, the amount present varied from 1-5 bananas.

In half the households, chicken (whole/pieces) was not available during the first HFI, but was present on at least one occasion for all households; and in subsequent HFIs, the amount present varied from week-to-week (data not shown).

In the present study, Gibbs ratio I values in the present study vary from 0.12 to 0.61 with a average value of 0.30 and Gibbs ratio II values vary from 0.38 to 0.94 with a average value of 0.73.

There is considerable variation in the makeup of these transcripts: the amount of the KoRV genome (which is 8.4 kb in total) present varies from fragments as small as 40 bp to near full-length.

When signs and symptoms are present, they vary from subclinical infection to acute pneumonia to disseminated disease (3 ).

Serranía Majuy presents slopes that vary from 25 to more than 50%, with mostly superficial and relatively young entisols soils, with some inclusions of andisols where volcanic ashes accumulated.

A number of studies have evaluated the application of exfoliative cytology in comparison with the widely applied histological examination in laryngeal lesions presenting results that vary from extremely high to less than 50% [ 5, 7– 13].

As the age range of the participants in the present study varied from 12 to 39 yr, the latency variations observed may not be due to maturational changes.

The length of the P. maxima linkage groups in present study varied from 48.3 cM to 75.6 cM and exhibited a negative relationship with the number of markers mapped per linkage group (Table  1).