Sentence examples for in previous presentations from inspiring English sources

The show, which drew wide-ranging reactions from dance critics in previous presentations, is a typical Morris mix of elegance and insouciance.

This graph has the advantages that it can visualize three different levels of data quality in same figure, namely "unacceptable", "acceptable" and "good", and also include a number of measures without becoming unclear, which are features that have been missing in previous presentations.

Errors occur when the child points to images that he pointed to in previous presentations of the set of images.

Preliminary findings relating to some of the NCH patients have been included in previous presentations (Barnes et al, 2000).

We have consistently put forward this argument in previous presentations and publications, especially due to our experience as consultants to the California Youth Authority [ 16].

Methodology of application and evaluation can be found in several previous presentations [ 9, 42].

WM was assessed using an implicit verbal N-back task [ 6, 14], in which subjects were presented a sequence of digit numbers, and had to determine whether the currently displayed stimulus at any given time had been already displayed in the previous presentation (1-back condition, low WM load); or in the second-to-previous presentation (2-back condition, high WM load) (see figure 1).

In our patient, no previous presentations of acute appendicitis, such as local tenderness, local rigidity over the right lower quadrant abdomen, or McBurney's point tenderness were found on the initial examination, for the following reasons.

In a previous presentation of the study, treatment with regorafenib led to significant improvements in OS and PFS over placebo as well as comparable efficacy benefits across all patient subgroups analyzed.

They monitored the locations of dots and had to move the joystick to the position of the currently presented dot in the '0 Back' condition or to the position of the dot in the previous presentation ('1 Back') or two ('2 Back') presentations earlier.

Since here we are dealing with events, the axioms are simpler than in the previous presentation following Popper's axioms (which assign probabilities to sentences rather than events).