Preposition: of

• antibody: Enhanced proliferation of CD4+ T cells induced by dendritic cells following antigen uptake in the presence of antibody.

• asbestos: The presence of asbestos in withdrawn vehicles has been a major issue for Angel Trains.

• mind: Theresa drank the glass of water, and, by a strong effort, recalled her presence of mind.

Converse of subject

• characterize: FAP is a rare genetic condition, characterized by the presence of hundreds of pre-cancerous ' polyps ' in the bowel.

• complicate: Events were complicated by the presence of an ancient presence of hatred, and of a heretical faction of knights favoring the Goddess Ceridwen.

Converse of object

• detect: In the study 21 practitioners detected the presence of a human hand behind a screen less than 50 % of the time.

• indicate: High levels may indicate the presence of wet rot.

• confirm: Surgical and endoscopic findings confirmed the presence of the obstruction in all the other 9 patients.

• establish: Panama established a diplomatic presence in China in June 1933.

• maintain: Behind the top two ( or one, quite often ), nobody has really maintained much presence near the front.

Adjective modifier

• adventitious: Various regulatory bodies have indicated willingness to allow low levels of GM adventitious presence in seed lots.

• visible: Also, the visible presence of the car acts as a deterrent.

• continued: Ferguson ' s continued presence at Old Trafford has always been considered the greatest impediment to Beckham making a return to United.

• commanding: Cousens put so much emotion into his role and had such a calm yet commanding presence.

• reassuring: It was highlighted how important a reassuring staff presence is.

• mere: Mere passive presence at a hunt could not support conviction.

Noun used with modifier

• police: A police presence was highly evident inside the event, no doubt sensing that the charged atmosphere could boil over into violence.

• web: A web presence is moving from a novelty to an expectation.

• stage: What excellent stage presence, in a young member.

• thy: Have we not eaten and drunk in thy presence?