Sentence examples for On this presentation from inspiring English sources

On this presentation, his visual acuities were 6/6 right and 6/9 left.

On this presentation, his serum glucose, immunoreactive insulin and C peptide concentrations were 45 mg/dL, 17.2 μIU/mL, and 4.1 ng/mL, respectively.

On this presentation, he did not have any neuro-imaging, CSF analysis or repeat blood investigations.

Based on this presentation the panel members interpret three dimensions of the presented data – the absolute risk reduction (ARR), the validity (V), and the type of expected effectiveness (TEE) – by using a score point system (Table 1) which is subject to validation.

In the scene where Stéphane presents his calendar, in my mind, he's very shy and awkward, but Gael had worked on this presentation during the night and was very confident and very funny.

As she did with "Romeo," Erica Schmidt, the director, stamps such a distinctive shape on this presentation and gives it such sharp rhythm that it feels much more like a good-humored tribute to Shakespeare than an invasion of him, especially since the actors speak with gratifying clarity and precision those lines that haven't been pruned.

During the time period between the two concept-sorting tasks the students did not receive any additional formal teaching in nephrology or the clinical presentation of metabolic alkalosis and were not evaluated on their knowledge of this presentation.

"[On another occasion] he had said 'how are you?' And I said: 'I've had a panic attack today, I'm so stressed I don't know what's going on with this presentation,' and he just replied immediately: 'Oh you need sex'," said Nice, who was registered as a disabled student because of the panic attacks and depression.

On top of this, presentations, fairs and other on-campus events are also a great means of giving favoured students insider tips on the qualities and attitudes they should show on the application form.

She elected to stay on hemodialysis after this presentation.

(Smith) Donald Judd/Barnett Newman: 'Studio International, February 1970' (closes on Friday) This presentation of a telegram, a manuscript, several periodicals and two prints could almost be the work of some archive-mad young artist.