Sentence examples for referred to in the present from inspiring English sources

But Kim Jong-il was also referred to in the present tense, including one tribute that said he "is a truly peerless patriot".

The stability of non-encapsulated devices and devices encapsulated using two different architectures, referred to in the present work as 'partial' and 'complete' encapsulation, were evaluated on exposure to ambient conditions.

"What do you want?" Not noting my tone, hers remains unctuous: "I was wondering if you have decided what to do with Helen?" Physics says you never hear the bullet that hits you, but I hear this one as it tears the breath from me in the shock of hearing Helen referred to in the present tense.

The data file protein.csv of amino acid compositions of proteins has records for over 200 proteins including those referred to in the present study.

For example residue B25.2 Phe refers to phenylalanine 25 in chain B of molecule 2. However in the PDB deposition of this structure, 4INS, molecule 1 is designated by chains A and B, and molecule 2 as chains C and D. All.pdb files referred to in the present publication follow this later format so B25.2 Phe of Baker et al. becomes PheD25.

The T7-based Escherichia coli expression construct, pSV3C (pT7-7/SV9), referred to in the present study as pT7-SV3BCD, has been previously described [ 35].

The singular boundary integral equation we refer to in the present work is solved in [11] by using a collocation method.

Such overlap, or what we will refer to in the present research as cross-linguistic similarity, plays an important role in bilingual language processing (Allen & Conklin, 2013; Dijkstra, Miwa, Brummelhuis, Sappeli, & Baayen, 2010).

These results emphasize the perceptional differences between students and teachers regarding the MS. Nevertheless, they do not contradict the notion that the MS questionnaire can be analyzed using the three, admittedly rather descriptive than factorial, subscales we refer to in the present paper.

I have identified some of the decisions and actions from the everyday activity of the publishing house, which are also referred to in the interviews, to present the company's corporate strategy-making and future-making practice.

How commonly the stages were referred to in the FGDs is presented.