Sentence examples for qualified presence from inspiring English sources

But how do you make your highly qualified presence known without looking like a pest?

On necropsies of unexpected deaths, death due to rupture of aneurysm was qualified by presence of retroperitoneal hematoma in addition to AAA.

The most recent TNM classification for breast cancer [ 25] does not qualify the presence of CTCs in peripheral blood or DTCs in bone marrow as metastasis, but it optionally reports the presence of such cells together with their detection method, e.g. M0(i+) for immunocytochemical detection or M0(mol+) for detection by molecular methods.

To qualify the presence of the histidine residue tag on gp140T-his proteins, an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (Cell Biolabs, Inc., San Diego, CA) analysis of the concentration of histags was performed on solutions of neat AF647-labeled gp140T-his or Alexafluor-labeled protein recovered from ICMVs.

Quality first documented in Nursing, where the minimum performance level or base has now increased and qualified for the presence in the so-called "modules" no longer mere performers but by professionals who graduated in Nursing.

Li et al. (2007) identified ENC1, among others, as suitable phylogenetic marker because it is qualified by the presence of one single coding exon, which facilitates polymerase chain reaction (PCR) amplification with genomic DNA (gDNA).

Surprisingly, we observed that only miR-B6 showed both the precursor and mature processed fragment in northern blot analysis (Fig. 2A), even though both candidate miRNAs had qualified miRDeep parameters including presence of typical fold-back hairpin structures.

Pseudogene amplification was qualified by assessing the presence or absence of transcript specific paralagous sequence variants.

The present study found only qualified evidence for the presence of false memories.

Follow-up questionnaires asked participants if they had any of the above symptoms, and affirmative answers were qualified as to their presence during "the last 4 weeks".

However, the physicians read each case from admission to discharge, and based on these findings, it appears that physicians may be better qualified to assess the presence of AEs.