Sentence examples for each of these presentations from inspiring English sources
Combining each of these presentations with Near and Far viewing distances resulted in 10 conditions in total.
I found it interesting that despite the fact that we hadn't compared notes in advance, there was a common thread in each of these presentations that tied them all together.
Each of these presentations contributes to advances in the science of breast cancer prevention, diagnosis, prognosis and treatment.
In each of these presentation formats there is a conspicuous difference in the functional status between ICU and non-ICU ventilations, in which the latter had a significantly lower pre-hospitalization functional status.
The eye movement signal of the Chronos Eye Tracking system was newly calibrated (monocularly) before each of these two short presentations and we extracted saccade amplitudes, fixation durations, saccade disconjugacies, the discongugate drift in veregnce during fixations as well as fixation disparities and their standard deviations for these presentations as described above (see Methods section).
For a RGC, the mean spike rate over one contrast reversal was estimated by averaging responses over the 16 contrast reversals (8 s × 2 Hz) in each of these three grating presentations.
We begin with a brief presentation of each of these analyses, preceded by a presentation of the formulation of the argument given by Plantinga 1967, and including a presentation of some of the formulations of Lewis 1970.
You can watch each of their presentations below.
Further triangulation of individual case-studies was enabled through the international circulation of draft reports for internal peer review by public health practitioners experienced in each of these locations, and the presentation of the research main findings at a series of international gatherings.
There were also a number of poster presentations from scientists representing each of these areas.
Each trial consisted of presentations of two objects, one novel the other familiar.
