Sentence examples for many presentations in from inspiring English sources
I've seen many presentations in schools by universities.
He has written extensively and made many presentations in this area of the law.
The six Saudi Arabias of new production that would be needed to lift production to 100m barrels a day by 2030, according to the IEA, are a laughable prospect to the whistleblowers of ASPO, as many presentations in Vienna showed.
Of course, we made many presentations in Michigan.
The severity and complexity of many presentations in these HCs can require multiple staff to provide numerous hours of acute care to an individual infant, particularly when the infant needs emergency air evacuation to hospital.
Many presentations in primary care and to the emergency departments of hospitals are driven primarily by acute breathlessness or acute worsening of long-term breathlessness for several prevalent conditions such as chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, cardiac failure, acute coronary syndrome, and asthma[ 1].
The word "gendered" appears in the title of many presentations (as in "The Gendered Context of Stress and Its Effects on Delinquency Across and Within Gender"), and Marxism still has its own section (one paper: "The War in Iraq From a Marxist Perspective").
The great potential of HILIC for polar phase II and also phase I metabolites has been demonstrated in several papers [ 55, 72, 73] and in many presentations at recent chromatographic conferences.
Second, let's abandon the idea, which reappears in many presentations of the Argument from the Unlearning Problem; that learners' hypotheses must be explicitly falsified in the data in order to be rejected.
These cases would then constitute actual measurement situations which cannot be described by the GRW theory, contrary to what happens for the idealized (according to the authors) situations considered in many presentations of it, i.e., those involving the displacement of some sort of pointer.
Early in the semester, many presentations still come across as vague, even floundering, which could result in poor marks in most classes — but not this one.
