Sentence examples for emergence presentation from inspiring English sources
As differences in women began to be recognized - such as differences in the presentation of a myocardial infarction, an understanding started to emerge that social factors – especially gender - were increasingly important in the emergence, presentation, treatment, and outcomes of many illnesses.
Additionally, blocked, compared to event-related, stimulus presentation allows the emergence and detection of non-specific secondary processes, such as sustained attention, motor imagery and inhibition of sexual arousal.
Dramaturgical theory maintains that there is a social urgency behind this, insofar as the 'actors' are concerned with matters of self-presentation and the emergence of a team impression.
Although patients with neurological emergences can have diverse presentations, emergency physicians appear to utilize neurologic consultation appropriately.
16 These presentations were accompanied by the emergence of delayed-type hypersensitivity reactivity to purified protein derivative (PPD) in patients who had previously been PPD unresponsive.
A crucial factor in the emergence of the comic theatre was the oral presentation of much medieval literature.
The emergence of the new is at once a presentation of what has been and an indication of what the future may hold.
In fact, it may not be the classic mode of presentation per se that prevents the emergence of a P1 effect.
The first presentation gives an overview of the emergence of zoonotic viruses maintained by wildlife reservoir hosts and describes a conceptual model of processes that would account for the transmission of viruses among species.
This requires new forms of 'data skills', especially syntheses and presentations that have led to the emergence of two new fields: educational data mining and learning analytics.
[Author's response: Assuming extensive gene loss during emergence of certain lineages is indeed emphasized in our presentation; if the old idea of emergence of Bacteria and Archaea by "streamlining" of a more sophisticated ancestor is correct, it must have involved extensive gene loss indeed.
