Sentence examples for a presentation that may from inspiring English sources

Because of declining incidence and a presentation that may overlap with other conditions, ARF may not be considered in the differential diagnosis.

Duncan Niederauer, NYSE Euronext's chief executive, is expected to offer yet more detail about the Deutsche Borse merger at the company's annual meeting next Thursday, a presentation that may include revised cost savings estimates.

Atypical parkinson disorders (APD) are rapidly progressive neurodegenerative diseases with a variable clinical presentation that may even mimic Parkinson's disease.

In this study, two thirds of the women diagnosed with depression had episode duration greater than 2 months, suggesting a predominantly chronic presentation that may have influenced which EPDS items improved detection.

High-risk patients may harbor micrometastatic disease at initial presentation that may not be identifiable even with a proper staging strategy.

Our data support a transcriptional down-regulation of a panel of genes required for MHC II-restricted antigen presentation that may occur in the course of septic shock[ 56].

But this is not so much refined posh tea as full-on sensory assault, with ingredient combos and presentation that may give even Ferran Adrià pause for thought (smoked mackerel parfait in a coffee-dusted bonbon served in a cup of coffee beans, anyone?).

However, the diagnosis may be misleading in the case of unusual presentation that may mimic several acute or even chronic abdominal pathological conditions [4].

But the Autism One presentation that may have gotten the most attention this year was this one, about a treatment called MMS.

We thank the reviewers for pointing out the apparent logical gap in the figure presentation that may have generated distraction in Figure 1.

The key contact residues confirmed previous epitope mapping data and showed this region to adopt a beta-hairpin structure and peptide antibody binding comprising largely hydrophobic interactions (Kong et al., 2012a,b; Potter et al., 2012), providing insights on epitope presentation that may be needed to elicit protective antibodies.