Sentence examples for a later presentation from inspiring English sources

The testimony and a later presentation about the Web site by a defense paralegal, Alexandra Katz, who said she had visited it 50 to 100 times as part of her research for the case, appeared intended to demystify the site and to suggest that it was used commonly by many people.

The selection bias encountered in our study group is related mainly to the fact that many are referred from other hospitals, services or other cities; therefore, they are usually of a later presentation.

Although generally thought to have a later presentation [ 1] than other primary intestinal malabsorption syndromes, recent reports of infants with SI deficiency indicate the existence of an early onset form (presentation of diarrhea at 2 16 weeks) that is complicated by severe malnutrition [ 2].

Since later diagnosis is associated with lower rates of termination 16 28 and evidence suggests a correlation between later presentation and increased deprivation, 29 30 the options available to women living in more deprived areas may be more restricted should a serious anomaly, particularly DS, be detected.

More advanced stage at diagnosis could reflect a more aggressive form of disease, later presentation because of a lack of awareness about symptoms or a mistrust of the health system, lower uptake of screening or delays in diagnosis.

Clearly M 0 ⊂ M. For convenience in the later presentation, for any subset A of X, denote A c = { x ∈ X : x ∉ A }. Lemma 4.1 ([20]).

Storing special positions and viewports for later presentation is also a feasible application, as cumbersome navigation through large-scale models is simplified by having such a "positional bookmark".

9 Access to treatment is an important determinant of outcome, but later presentation and stage at diagnosis have also been observed in rural patients with cancer.

For intermediate risk patients, however, it is possible that later presentation may have an impact on the treatment administered and its outcome.

One of the potential reasons for this discovery was that ALM might have higher incidence of non-cutaneous (e.g., mucosal lesions) thereby a later stage presentation at diagnosis as compared to cutaneous SSM in endemic regions.

Lower consultation rates and later presentation of depression in men may be a confounding factor, as the severity of depression in females and males may differ.