Sentence examples for apparent presentation from inspiring English sources

Ball and Bass were concerned with the The Number Devil's negative characterization of math teachers, its apparent presentation of mathematics as magical rather than factual, and a number of other contentions.

Obstructive sleep apnoea was not apparent at presentation in our patients.

At a conference on bioscience and the ocean, sponsored in 2012 by the New York Academy of Sciences, the extent of this research potential was apparent, with presentations on the synthesis of DNA from ocean species such as sponges and mollusks, imitating certain biological functions that could be applied to disease in humans.

Berwick'a alignment with integrative principles became apparent in a presentation at the National Academy of Sciences in late February 2009.

The origin of the molecular defect (mtDNA vs ncDNA) is often apparent from clinical presentation and family history.

As well as being of crucial importance for the detection of intracellular pathogens, particularly viruses, it is now apparent that peptide presentation by MHC class I is extremely relevant in the recognition of tumours (Rötzschke et al., 1990; Duan et al., 2014; Gubin et al., 2014; Snyder et al., 2014; Yadav et al., 2014).

Arguably, therefore, there is a tension apparent between these presentations.

DICE and EA want the fans back on side As the clip goes on, what soon becomes apparent is that this presentation wasn't really about showcasing Star Wars Battlefront.

It was apparent in the unfocused presentation made by Donatella Versace of suits and sportswear that managed to seem generic, reflexively retro and as stuck in the garage-band past as the special performance at the show by the lead singer of Prodigy.

As he began to speak, it became apparent that his stilted presentation was scripted and likely prepared by someone other than himself.

Despite the apparent disconnect between form, presentation, and material, they are all united in fragile impermanence and through the futility of preservation.