Sentence examples for generalized presentation of from inspiring English sources

Preliminary comprehensive city plan of Chicago : a generalized presentation of the physical elements of the city plan designed for a population of 3,800,000 by 1965.

The Merton-Zukovsky epigraph at the start—'In the whole that is unnecessary, every small thing becomes necessary' perfectly captures the background for such finely tuned poems, as necessary as rain". "Klug chooses a different route, eluding efforts to read his work as biography in favor of a more generalized presentation of thought and experience that could occur to anyone.

In the first application presented here, the selected exemplars for each ecozone provide critical context that complements a more generalized presentation of ecozone characteristics.

All the symptoms of SLE required to fulfill ACR criteria may not appear at the same time, and it took almost three years from initial presentation of generalized lymphadenopathy to reach the final diagnosis and institute definite treatment for SLE in this patient.

After that, the Prony series presentation of the generalized Maxwell model was used to analyze the viscoelastic response of different patched beams and the effect of viscoelastic difference.

To assess whether the trend toward poorer performance of the succimer-only group on the nondistraction trials reflected generalized disruption caused by the unpredictable presentation of the olfactory distractors, an analysis was conducted to directly compare performance on the nondistraction trials with that of the preceding baseline task.

This high-grade transformation of CLL was first recognised in 1928 by Maurice Richter who described an aggressive, life-threatening presentation of rapidly fatal generalized lymphadenopathy and hepatosplenomegaly [ 4] that he called a "reticular cell sarcoma" arising in a patient with B-CLL.

The clinical presentation of severe infection with generalized inflammation is similar, if not identical, to systemic inflammation induced by sterile tissue injury.

Wiessner et al. reported that individual cell injury and generalized cell monolayer injury result in the presentation of different cell surfaces, and that both types of injury result in increased affinity for crystal adhesion.

This analysis supports the inference that for the succimer-only group, the unpredictable presentation of the olfactory distractors produced a generalized disruption in performance that extended beyond the distraction trials.

Risks of maternal and perinatal outcomes associated with presentation of the second twin were determined using generalized linear mixed models (GENLINMIXED) with facility and country as random effects, to account for clustering of individuals within facilities and facilities within countries.