Sentence examples for present with the appearance of from inspiring English sources
Contrast-enhanced brain MRI was performed 8 days after the third ILEBP for close evaluation of refractory headache; diffuse pachymeningeal thickening remained present with the appearance of subdural hematomas bilaterally and consequent midline shift.
Relevant cases were obtained retrospectively to review the different lesions that can present with the appearance of CMNT.
We suggest that ORs did not arise as an adaptation to a terrestrial lifestyle, but evolved later in insect evolution, with Orco being present before the appearance of ORs.
The present study clearly demonstrated that Pod injury is present before the appearance of microalbuminuria in patients with diabetes.
"While we appreciate that John Defterios's relationship with FBC during his tenure with CNN could present the appearance of an editorial conflict, we have been reviewing the situation and have found no indication that CNN's editorial standards were – or are in any way – compromised by that prior relationship".
When Perle was asked whether his dealings with Trireme might present the appearance of a conflict of interest, he said that anyone who saw such a conflict would be thinking "maliciously".
The children in the present study were more content with the appearance of their arm than the individuals in the study by Goldfarb et al. [ 17].
By modeling early genome evolution on the engineering paradigm design-by-contract, an alternative scenario is presented in which life started with the appearance of double-stranded RNA (dsRNA) as an informational storage molecule while catalytic single-stranded RNA was derived from this dsRNA template later in evolution.
Clinicians also warned against falsely reassuring parents; for example, emphasising a non-blanching rash in pictures may prevent children with meningococcal disease being presented before the appearance of this symptom.
Dr. Underhill, an expert on the genetic history of the Y chromosome, said the Paleolithic population of Asia might well have looked as African as the Onge and Jarawa do now, and that people with the appearance of present-day Asians might have emerged only later.
Mr. Shamis adds, "The result is the depiction of a city with the appearance of the present and the feel of a city from a past that has not yet occurred".
