Sentence examples for because of presentation from inspiring English sources

Its publication was delayed because of "presentation concerns" within Downing Street and within hours of its publication it was branded a "criminal's charter" by the Tory tabloids.

Fourth, excess mortality is because of presentation at night or on weekends or to non-specialist centres where clinical services are less available or less capable.

In the author's experience, some individuals with "missing" CD4 count at presentation (significantly more African and heterosexual risk group in this cohort) were those admitted through the emergency department in Brighton because of presentation with advanced HIV.

With the rare nature of the condition, cases which may have been missed because of presentation to a non obstetric hospital may have significant impact on the incidence and outcome data.

Patients with SCH had been referred to the clinic because of presentation of goiter and its symptoms (dry skin, muscle weakness, impaired memory and thinking, fatigue, cold intolerance, constipation), with stable thyroid dysfunction for at least 6 months, without evidence of other recent or ongoing diseases.

Other states are already looking at the New Jersey computer plan, largely because of presentations made at the Rutgers consortium, Mr. Casperson said.

Two publications were excluded because of presentation-driven interim analyses of incomplete clinical trials, one of them reported within a review publication 26, 27 (NCT01143402, NCT01143402).

This case is being presented because of rarity of presentation of ENL as PUO.

The presentation of myelopathy in patients with the concomitant diagnosis of cervical stenosis (CS) and multiple sclerosis (MS) complicates both diagnosis and treatment because of the similarities of presentation and disease progression.

Pregnancy was complicated: decreased fetal movements were noted on the 25th week of gestation, premature labour pains were present from the 29th week onwards and because of breech presentation a Caesarian section was carried out in the 39th week.

That natal boys were more commonly bullied because of gender presentation suggests that effeminate characteristics in boys are less tolerated than masculine self-presentation in girls.