Sentence examples for consistent presentations from inspiring English sources

The Securities and Exchange Commission this month requested that banks now provide fuller and more consistent presentations of their European positions, saying disclosures have lacked transparency, and might therefore be inadequate for investors.

We developed a written information packet and talking points, and have thus been able to make coherent, consistent presentations to administrators and faculty members on a wide variety of topics on very short notice.

Consistent presentations across various treatment options can make it easier to understand information and makes it easier to make comparisons across treatments.

The launch is sponsored by the 100% Electric Nissan LEAF, with a bespoke campaign running from November 3. Other recent changes include a completely redesigned video player and new video pages, brand new gallery pages that offer a more consistent presentation of images across platforms, as well as a new format for live blogs that balance breaking updates with an at-a-glance summary.

This investigation evaluates a common, well-defined injury with a consistent presentation and clear outcome goals.

In addition, VIF and WSNR show consistent presentation behavior under our study.

Visual languages can benefit from pictorial mnemonics, but systematic explanatory metaphors (whether visual or verbal) are less useful than consistent presentation of language abstractions.

The definition and implementation of DICOM (Grayscale Standard Display Function, Presentation State Service Class) or several profiles included in the IHE Technical Framework (Presentation of Grouped Procedures, Consistent Presentation of Images, Key Image Notes) provide a very valuable starting point to reach an integrated solution.

Its popularity is often attributed to its ease of cultivation the grapes have thick skins and the vines are hardy and naturally low yielding, budding late to avoid frost and resistant to viticultural hazards such as rot and insects and to its consistent presentation of structure and flavours which express the typical character ("typicity") of the variety.

To maintain a consistent presentation, the results can be equivalently analyzed as an ANOVA with one degree of freedom in the numerator and were presented as such.

The basic phenomenon is that stimulus features that are irrelevant to a subject's task (i.e. convey no useful information to that task) can be learned due to their consistent presentation during task-performance.