Sentence examples for previously not present from inspiring English sources

On the negative side plant-eating insects, fungal diseases and parasites previously not present may cause problems.

Together, the reduction of the average degree and the increase of the clustering coefficient tend to enhance the small-worldness of the network, a characteristic previously not present, which is an important effect in terms of controllability [51, 52].

Smolin describes emergence as something new is able to manifest itself from something that was previously not present.

The accelerated re-structuring was driven by two processes: (i) mortality under the new conditions; and (ii) recruitment by taxa ("invasion") belonging to the local species pool of the target site but previously not present in the introduced community.

An L1 element can also modulate the expression of a given gene by contributing a source of transcriptional regulatory signals previously not present in the promoter of that gene [4].

Rather, they represent new functional proteins or protein domains that were previously not present in the genome, at least not in the new functional form.

This part (session) was further subdivided into two blocks containing each 20 images from the familiarization phase (referred to as "familiar images") and 20 previously not presented images (referred to as "novel images"; subjects could pause for 20 s between blocks).

It should be noted that internalization via surface nucleolin is a specific event, since under similar experimental conditions the basic amino acid-rich Tat peptide translocates rapidly through the plasma membrane to the nuclei and is accumulated into the nucleoli of cells as reported previously (data not presented, as in reference [50]).

The following conditions are checked to determine such events: (i) If any of the sensor subsets ({mathcal {S}}_{rho _{ell },{t+1}}) becomes empty, this implies that some of the targets previously sensed are not present anymore; (ii) If at t+1, the energy of a sensor, not previously selected, exceeds a certain threshold, this indicates that most likely a new target enters the sensed field.

Farabi portrays the imaginative faculty[17] as having a mimetic capability, "imitating" the sensible forms previously received yet not present until recalled to mind.

The 55.9 kb B. hyodysenteriae WA1 plasmid previously described was not present in B. intermedia PWS/AT.