The Securities and Exchange Commission this month requested that banks now provide fuller and more consistent presentations of their European positions, saying disclosures have lacked transparency, and might therefore be inadequate for investors.
We developed a histological scoring system in conjunction with a veterinary pathologist (supplementary material Fig. S2A), using only segment 2 sections due to their more consistent histological presentation.
The most obvious gap was the need for more consistent methodology, with clear presentation of data on cost ingredients and drivers.
(As with the PM-COX and IBM groups, the other 13 subjects either had clinical presentation more consistent with PM or, more commonly, lacked sufficient clinical information to make definitive assessment either way).
(As with the IBM group, the other 10 subjects either had clinical presentation more consistent with PM or, more frequently, lacked sufficient clinical information to make definitive assessment either way).
Though we eventually isolated MRSA from the cornea of our patient, her initial presentation appeared more consistent with a sterile melt (intact epithelium and no infiltrate) and she did not have the typical risk factors for infectious keratitis such as trauma, contact lens wear, or lagophthalmos.
As the concept of CFR schemes embeds and schemes become more consistent in their organisation and presentation, perhaps CFRs' liminal role will be more accepted and they will receive a greater sense of collective communitas from the communities and healthcare teams of which they form such a life-enhancing part.
That may explain why, for all his ups and downs, Mr. Romney's public presentation and debate appearances have been far more consistent this time.
Blocked presentations resulted in significantly faster and numerically more consistent and stable responses.
Finally, much could be learned from the aviation industry about redesign of data presentation and decision making to ensure the data volume clinicians must manage each day is more consistent with human limits [ 6, 22, 23].
