Sentence examples for in several presentations from inspiring English sources
Suspicion of the NSA is reflected in several presentations scheduled for this year's Def Con – even as their subtext is arguably one of fascination with the agency.
The "Ulisse" production here is finished for the summer, and the couple have no recordings (a duet CD may be in the works), but curious opera lovers will be able to hear them in several presentations of "Ulisse" in Europe, and most likely at the Brooklyn Academy of Music in the spring of 2002.
Drug delivery and targeting are important aspects of cancer therapy that were covered in several presentations.
In addition, the involvement of AIB1 (amplified in breast cancer-1), a steroid receptor coactivator, in integrating signals from steroid hormones and growth factors, as well as its role in hormone-dependent transcriptional activation of ER, was discussed in several presentations.
In addition, several presentations addressed signaling molecules involved in branching morphogenesis and mammary tumorigenesis.
In that Seattle concert hall the Dutchers spoke to 12,000 people in their several presentations; and 5,000 of them were children.
In addition, several presentations on work derived from the clinical records [ 16– 20] have demonstrated several unique features of the data and the commitment of the team to utilize it for research.
Sen. Clinton's other honesty problem this week came with revelations that, while she claims to have been an internal NAFTA critic in the administration, she actually gave several presentations in favor of NAFTA at the time it was passed.
An example was the 'Advances in scleroderma' session, with several presentations of new material, both basic and clinical.
Some time ago I was at a conference in New York City where I gave several presentations and had a grueling day that included a number of very long meetings and constant stimulation.
ARFID includes several presentations described in middle childhood which do not fit any previous eating disorder diagnosis [ 10].
