Sentence examples for more effective presentation from inspiring English sources

With the availability of inexpensive, high quality digital camcorders and software for merging audiovisual material with presentation slides, we felt including video of the presenter as well as audio from a live lecture in combination with the presenter's slides might result in a more engaging and hence more effective presentation than audio alone.

All we were interested in was the net result of whether it could produce a more effective presentation of the facts.

This information should be taken into account in such applied areas as colour reproduction, image processing, colour displays, and computer graphic design, which use chromatic information based on human chromatic perception in order to achieve a more effective presentation of colour information.

Thus, TLR ligation results in production of inflammatory cytokines and increased expression of co-stimulatory molecules and class I and II MHC antigens, leading to more a more effective presentation of peptides to promote T cell activation and expansion [2], [9], [10].

We think this is a more effective presentation and will also make the paper more accessible to readers outside of the field.

To confirm that conjugation of lysates to VLP enables more effective presentation, DC were fractionated into their constituent endosomal compartments and analysed for the presence of VLP or lysate-derived proteins (MART1).

The first category was best practices of data presentation; both groups posted comments such as, " Tables or graphs are more effective data presentation scheme for nominal and ordinal data".

Moreover, the protective effects of the allele -35C could be exerted through a more effective antigen presentation to CTL or an enhancement of NK cell activity driven by the high levels of HLA-C on the infected-cells surface [ 27].

A method for controlling the velocity of the contactor according to the finger velocity would realize a more effective friction presentation.

The lack of this receptor might suggest a gain in function; however, DC recognized by 33D1 are more effective for antigen presentation on the class II major histocompatibility complex, than DC without this marker [ 32]; thus the antigen that binds 33D1 antibody on DC, may reflect their maturation state.

We also examined the possibility of an effect modification by the type of CPPD arthropathy (monoarticular presentations vs. polyarticular presentations) and found no evidence that MTX was more effective in patients with polyarticular presentation (test for effect modification, P = 0.27).