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Moreover, patients with ECG voltage signs of LV hypertrophy more often presented with, or had a history of, systemic embolic events.

Machiavelli's prince is more often presented as a person who pursues the most effective means of clinging on to a "state" which is more or less a personal fiefdom.

Unfortunately, the systemic-risk regulator is more often presented, at least at this early stage of the regulatory reform effort, as an overarching and primary fix for the broken financial system.

Elderly patients more often presented with fever, clinical signs suggesting infections outside the CNS, and nonfocal neurological signs (mainly confusion).

Although less frequently affected by AAD (32.1% of AAD), women were significantly older and had more often presented later than men (P=0.008); symptoms of coma/altered mental status were more common, whereas pulse deficit was less common.

At 3 months, compared to relatives who did not find the decision difficult, those who did find it difficult more often presented significant PTSD symptoms (40.54 vs 65.88%, p = 0.016).

Two sections of the book address individual films, either exploring Jordan's responses as cineaste or (more often) presenting monologues from the characters' points of view.

But there's little of the feeling of rediscovery one has come to expect of the essential Encores! series, which more often presents musicals you might not get to hear otherwise.

Or, more often, presenting in a milder form — in the arched eyebrow shared with a friend when a gay man makes a certain gesture, or a private smile when a black celebrity says "axe" instead of "ask".

Renal ALECT2 more often presents with renal insufficiency than with heavy proteinuria.

Phacomorphic glaucoma could present asymptomatically as chronic angle-closure glaucoma, however it more often presents as acute angle-closure glaucoma.