Brown confesses here that he's "not as great a presenter of information or communicator as [he] would like to be" - a dangerous shortcoming when presentation is such an essential skill of the 21st-century politician.
The rapid transformation into this non-receptive state is regarded as a safety-mechanism, avoiding the unwanted and potential dangerous loading and presentation of self-antigens on the surface.
Patients presenting dangerous behavior.
But his presentation marks a dangerous further step in the reframing of the debate about financial reform.
This 'typical' presentation creates a potentially dangerous expectation among patients that chest pain or discomfort should be present before calling emergency medical services [ 22].
For the case of T cells responding to dangerous pathogens, continued antigen responsiveness is ensured because antigen presentation is restricted to dendritic cells that have detected the presence of the pathogen and its associated toll-like receptor ligands.
In his book Darwin's Dangerous Idea, philosopher Daniel Dennett is especially critical of Gould's presentation of punctuated equilibrium.
20 Patients with dangerous brainstem or cerebellar strokes (representing about 5% of all dizziness and vertigo presentations in the ED 25 ) may be sent home without critical stroke treatments, sometimes resulting in serious harm.
Melvern told VICE News that the BBC's presentation of the allegations in the documentary as fact was "dangerous".
I am not an educator, so for my presentation, I borrowed liberally from public sources including a video from Dangerous Decibels, handouts and information from It's a Noisy Planet, and interactive activity suggestions I found on the internet.
