Sentence examples for In other presentations from inspiring English sources

In other presentations to the media, BAT sought to "present the message that tobacco smoke is just one of the sources of air pollution and a very insignificant one compared with other pollutants," the paper said, quoting from company documents.

In other presentations, the scale is decidedly smaller.

She ends up giving the same or similar guidelines to managers for various Google features and products in other presentations that day.

There is, however, a new tool for creating diagrams and flow charts, and slide libraries let you "publish" self-updating slides that you or others may want to use in other presentations.

The explanation of the continued emphasis on using very little space and very little time per animal is of course the industry's desire to keep its high competition ability, which will become clear in other presentations at this meeting.

This initial report was in a single clinical presentation, metabolic alkalosis, but has now also been observed in three other presentations in the clinical presentation of nephrology (metabolic acidosis, hyponatremia and hyperkalemia) [ 9].

(The identification process obtained this rank accuracy by correctly identifying the object on its first-ranked guess in 40 out of 60 presentations, on its second-ranked guess in 10 presentations, and on its third- and fourth-ranked guesses in 10 other presentations).

Mr. Wenders's film is shot in 3-D, a form ideally suited to conveying architectural volumes that is also effectively employed in several other presentations, including those of the Danish and Australian pavilions.

Although the lyrics of the Crab Hole Music Blues were not published in the Proceedings, other presentations from that meeting are documented (4 ).

In the other presentation, graduate student Stefanie Whish of Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff described research to be presented at the main meeting suggesting that uranium in its soluble form is an EDC, and may contribute to reproductive health problems in the Navajo people.

On the other hand, an effective collaborator could not only tell you if the presentation was too technical, they could illustrate specifically what aspects of the presentation were too technical by recalling other presentations in front of the same audience, and highlighting the similarities and differences as well as what worked well and what fell flat.