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Neher and colleagues have demonstrated that PS exposure in neurons under neuroinflammatory conditions does not represent an irreversible commitment to apoptosis, but rather a presentation of an "eat-me" signal by stressed but living neurons that, left unphagocytized, can continue to be viable (Neher et al, 2011).

Kevin Drum of Mother Jones is surprised at the hype the presentation has attracted, considering that it's not a piece of legislation, or even proposed legislation, or even the actual report by the deficit commission, but rather a draft presentation by "two guys in a room" (co-chairs former Sen. Alan Simpson (R-WY) and Erskine Bowles).

This paper is not focussed on the interpretation of results but rather on a presentation of the practical aspects of the method.

It will not be the profit number that interests shareholders most, but rather a planned 75-minute presentation showing how much crude oil the company has access to around the world.

The problem isn't the bleakness of the material — reviewers should never presume to question an author's choice in such matters — but rather its presentation, all theme and no variations.

The events were held on different coasts (Apple in San Jose, California, and Microsoft in New York City), though the starkest contrast between the two had nothing to do with geography, but rather the presentation and the optics of new products onstage, which underscore the difference in their respective strategies.

If you feel like you're on the defensive, think of your ask as a conversation rather than a presentation.

"We want to send the message that women's bodies are not merely decorations for billboards and magazine advertisements, but rather the physical presentation of strong, powerful people".

The important speech act then was not the conversation with the patient, but rather the case presentation to my professional peers.

He concluded that "much like the song, the visuals for '1+1' shouldn't be measured in terms of size, but rather in emotive presentation and subdued sexiness".

Secondly, the message should consist the individual risk probability in formats that patients are more likely to understand such as a visual presentation of risks rather than a presentation in percentages [ 18, 21, 23, 27- 32].