Sentence examples for as often presented from inspiring English sources

EBM as often presented by CAM advocates is a caricature unrecognizable from EBM as usually understood.

A preserved responsivity to certain acoustical features (e.g., sustained high-frequency notes as often presented by solo performers) may represent an unconditional component of the chill response.

30 These two scenarios might be combined to adopt a more complex risk stratification, as often present in clinical practice.

These findings are in line with previous literature, as bone abnormalities typical of β-TM have been described as often present in β-TI, and sometimes more marked, starting from the first decade of life.

Obviously IL-2 may stimulate the existing inflammation as often present in tumors and hence attracts more macrophages and inflammatory cells, and as a consequence intensifies the already existing cellular response to the tumor.

0, feature reported as not present; +, feature reported as present infrequently (<10% of cases); ++, feature reported as often present (10%to50%0% of cases); +++, feature reported as frequently present (>50% of cases); ?, feature not discussed sufficiently in the report to make any determinations.

However, critique is also often presented as undermining...

The sources project is, as noted above, often presented as a possible means of justifying skepticism regarding some class of philosophical intuitions.

On the other hand, to understand Sherman Alexie as he often presents himself — as a clown, a cynic, a glib comedian, a blasphemer — is to miss the undercurrent of deep longing for the gravitas, the wisdom, of the storyteller.

Further subtyping include the borderline cases, such as mucinous or serous borderline, often presented as stable diseases with more favorable outcome compared to the non-borderline subtypes.

When ethnicity is available as a variable, it is often presented as broad categories that tend to create homogeneity among diverse sub-groups.