Sentence examples for eventual presentation from inspiring English sources
"We are grateful to the MoD for gifting the ship to us and to the Northern Ireland Department for Trade Enterprise and Investment for the spirit of partnership, the enthusiasm it has shown and the commitment it has made to the vessel's restoration and eventual presentation to the public".
The editorial committee selected six of these articles for eventual presentation.
Over 150 manuscripts were submitted for the competition and only six were selected for eventual presentation.
Duma said he was sympathetic to the skeptics, and had invited them to collaborate on the tests, data analysis and eventual Web presentation at a meeting next month in Blacksburg, Va.
Immature DCs contain large numbers of intracellular MHC class II rich compartments; as maturation takes place, MHC peptide complexes are exported to the cell membrane for eventual antigen presentation to T-cells [ 68].
To study the clinical presentation, management and eventual outcome of patients with mycotic abdominal aortic aneurysms managed with aortic exclusion and extra-anatomic reconstruction.
The social request was presented well in advance of sequence beginning, and the time of presentation was sufficient to remove eventual transitory effects on sequence control.
Combined with our proposed mechanism, these factors will determine the eventual degree of adaptation to the antigen presentation pathway that viruses like HIV-1 can reach.
I find portions of the analysis to be novel enough and useful enough for eventual publication, and I find the web presentation of the same work quite nice.
However, triage is confounded by the assays' decreased specificity for AMI when used in this way since it is necessary to heed cTn concentrations close to the 99th percentile of a healthy population [ 8] and even then up to 25%% of patients with an eventual diagnosis of AMI are below this threshold at presentation [ 13].
For most eventual laureates, that interval is spent attending and making presentations at conferences, networking with colleagues, writing additional papers, editing academic journals and talking with the press.
