Sentence examples for and presentation with a from inspiring English sources

High virulence of CA-MRSA would have been the reason for the severity of the disease and presentation with a life-threatening cardiac tamponade.

Finally, Evans and Costabile (2005) noted that the mean time to symptomatic stone occurrence, defined by the period of time between arrival of soldiers in the Kuwait desert and presentation with a symptomatic stone, was 93 days.

Recently, The UK Collaborative HIV Cohort (UK CHIC) Steering Committee defined presentation at a stage when there is a substantial risk of death (i.e., CD4 counts <200/mm3 or clinically-defined AIDS) as presentation with "advanced HIV disease" and presentation with a CD4 cell count below 350/mm, resulting in a delay in treatment initiation, as "late presentation"[ 7].

Then Saturday night will follow the panels and presentations with a bill fit for any festival, featuring sets from Chris Liebing, Luciano and everyone's favourite dancefloor professor DJ Harvey.

Approximately 30 consultation forums and presentations, with an average of 9 participants per session, were conducted prior to the campaign with workers from a range of key service sectors.

She was able to combine a simple and dramatic presentation with a formidable array of backup statistics, and to forge a call to specific action.

Maps for spike frequency and time were smoothed prior to statistical analysis and graphical presentation with a 1D Gaussian kernel with a SD of 6°.

Bleeding symptoms (20%) and a presentation with a mass (12%) were less common.

9 Geriatric asthma has a heterogeneous clinical and functional presentation, with a prevalence rate similar to that in younger age groups.

Furthermore, the mean tumor size of ILC is slightly larger than in patients with IDC and patient presentation with a tumor larger than 5 cm occurs more often in cases of ILC [ 1, 5, 7].

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