Sentence examples for in between presentations from inspiring English sources

What I didn't expect is that, nestled in between presentations about novel diagnostics, biofuels and gene therapy, Keasling talked about beer.

In between presentations and events, I lobbied countless panelists.

Kind of tough to fit in, between prepping the presentation for your boss, last-minute runs to Costco, and making goodies for the bake sale you somehow signed up to chair.

It is currently unclear whether the difference between these results and those obtained with immediate repetition are due to differences in the lag between presentations or to differences in the judgment tasks employed by the respective studies.

We will combine these samples with health register data, thereby identifying correlations in-between clinical variables and disease presentations in patients.

Linear regression was used to carry out tests of interaction to compare the mean change in diagnostic interval between presentations of a NICE-qualifying symptom alone or in combination ('NICE') and presentations of a non-NICE-qualifying symptom ('not NICE'not

Dissatisfaction with each of the central elements of Brentano's theory of judgement has been a motive in this tradition to explore alternative routes in analyzing the relation between presentations and judgements, the polarity of positive and negative judgements, and the special role of existential judgements (see Husserl 2009, Reinach 1911, Heidegger 1913; Schuhmann 1998).

In between management presentations, however, investors continued to snipe at various elements of Intel's vision.

This normalization served to emphasize the relative effect of pairing increments with a decrement of light, as well as correct for differences in effective cone strength between measurement and model due to, for example, small movement of the retina in between stimulus presentations.

Moreover, these results could not be attributed to differences in memory load between presentation conditions (Experiment 3).

Mean differences in outcomes scores between presentation formats were reported with 95% CIs for significant differences.