The phrase "the structure presents" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing how a particular structure or framework displays or reveals certain information or characteristics.
Example: "In this analysis, the structure presents a clear relationship between the variables involved."
Alternatives: "the structure reveals" or "the structure demonstrates".
Described as an "urban insertion" by its architect/builder, RMJM Hillier of Princeton, the structure presents a distinctly modern face in an older community that already includes an array of design styles.
However, most of these methods fail due to convergence problems (ill-conditioning) in the neighborhood of limit points, specially when the structure presents snap-through or snap-back equilibrium paths.
The contact angle for the nanoporous AAO was 105° as the structure presents a hydrophobic behavior.
The structure presents a nonuniform motion, and the motion phase difference between the nodes, namely the wave effect, is ineligible.
The structure presents an opportunity to gain a better understanding of the reaction mechanism, the substrate specificity and the structural conservation of MGLs.
The structural basis of these VirB10-mediated relay mechanisms can now be inferred from the structure presented here.
The structure presented here also demonstrates a role for DNA binding in specifying protein conformation.
The structure presented here does, however, resolve large amounts of the genomic single-stranded DNA at high resolution, at a position beneath each CP subunit.
This thesis examines ways in which these analysis tools can exploit the structure present in the layouts of large integrated circuits in order to improve run-times.
I will propose an algebraic reformulation of the structure present in the cohomology of higher dimensional factorization algebras, akin to that of a vertex algebra.
The representation of the solutions is the same as the structure presented in the NSGA-II section.
