Sentence examples for conducts presented from inspiring English sources

This finding goes along with the ED literature, since a perfectionism pattern and a disposition towards over-control are much more related to restrictive ED behaviors such as presented in anorexia, than the binge eating/purging conducts presented in binge eating/purging EDs [ 43].

To opens its 30th anniversary season, Mr. Capasso again directs "Tosca," this time in a new production with Kristin Sampson in the title role and Pacien Mazzagatti conducting, presented in the company's wonderfully intimate theater.

It's hard to discuss the production, though, without acknowledging Esa-Pekka Salonen, whose fluid, sprightly conducting presented a new outlook on a work that normally runs at a relentless full-throttle.

She feels that Sibelius's Fifth Symphony, which she will conduct, presents a collage of Scandinavian nature.

(Holland) 'TREEMONISHA' (Thursday) The enterprising and top-rate Collegiate Chorale, with Robert Bass conducting, presents a semistaged performance of Scott Joplin's 1911 opera, "Treemonisha," conceived by Roger Rees.

Although historians can't control the governments of the world, we can minimize their political influence and try our best to conduct, present, and reserve our projects fairly.

Punishing a few women who want to hide their faces in public when their conduct presents no danger to the public violates a basic tenet of life in a free society.

If a law is "neutral" in this sense, the fact that it incidentally burdens religious conduct presents no First Amendment problem.

This Code of Conduct presents the principles that guide everyone's work at Duke University Health System (DUHS), the Private Diagnostic Clinic PLLC (PDC, Duke University School of Medicinee (SOM), and the School of Nursing SONN).

RCTs are the most rigorous and, if well conducted, present the lowest risk of bias.

A descriptive study of the cohort was conducted, presenting measures of central tendency and dispersion for continuous variables, or relative frequencies for each categorical variable.