The phrase "associate presenting" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a person who is presenting in association with something, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "The associate presenting the findings was well-prepared and confident."
Alternatives: "presenter affiliated" or "associated presenter".
Such activity in this study has been mildly associated with flavonoids present in the extracts.
He was released after an associate presented authorities with another fake passport and he was repatriated to his supposed country of origin, the article says.
Unfortunately, baseline hemodynamic, heart failure, and renal function variables were not reported in the original TIMI 11B study to be able to compare associated presenting conditions across the four derivation cohorts (Table S1).
Fechtner and associates presented positive dechallenge and rechallenge data of four patients with latanoprost-associated uveitis [123].
On Monday night, Kotik and his associates presented those high-energy compositions with startling precision, and had plenty of concentration left over for sparer works by the likes of Cage and Kotik himself.
His associates present him as a global statesman emeritus; given his alleged involvement in political assassinations and illicit arms sales to Iraq, that may be optimistic.
On the other hand, rapid screening techniques such as RFLP and DGGE allow for larger sample sizes, but their ability to recover all microbial associates present within a sample is reduced compared to clone libraries.
Berezovskaya and associates present here a differential equation based model of the evolution of CRISPR-Cas based immunity.
22 25 Paulus and associates presented a detailed study on rodent eyes after retinal photocoagulation with a PASCAL laser at different intensities of applied energy.
Both the GSAS and the Department Conference Travel Grants reimburse students for registration, transportation, and lodging costs associated with presenting papers at professional meetings and conferences.
