Sentence examples for date of the presentation from inspiring English sources

Correction: October 18 , 2002 Friday An article yesterday about the naming of finalists for this year's National Book Awards misstated the date of the presentation.

*The date of the presentation has been corrected.

Overall, 12% of the presentations at the ESSKA congresses had been published before the date of the presentation.

A date for the presentation of the question and the preliminary data is set with the panel.

The date of the formal presentation of credentials determines an ambassador's order of precedence within the local diplomatic corps.

Both patients and GPs reported the length of the patient interval and the date of the first presentation to the GP with a cancer-related symptom measured by self-administered questionnaires.

The date of the first presentation to general practice was missing for a single patient with a CNS tumour.

A good example is the Aarhus Statement [ 42], which states that the date of first symptom and the date of the first presentation should be consistently measured and described in order to facilitate comparison between studies.

Patient time was calculated from the date of the first presentation to the first of the following: date of referral, date of death, date that patient left the practice, last data collection from the practice, or end of the study period.

They include four scenes from the legend of St. Nicholas of Bari, which are parts of an altarpiece painted about 1332 in Florence; the Good and Bad Government wall decorations of 1337 39, in the Sala della Pace in the Palazzo Pubblico, Siena; and the signed and dated panels of the Presentation of Christ in the Temple (1342) and of the Annunciation (1344).

Recall bias could be introduced when GPs knew that the patient was diagnosed with lung cancer because this knowledge could influence the GP's assessment of e.g. the date of first presentation, the symptoms and their interpretation.