Sentence examples for more specific presentation from inspiring English sources

This line of enquiry, although intuitively applicable to the more specific presentation of leg pain occurring in association with LBP, has not been evaluated, especially in primary care where most patients present and are managed.

The project nurse will give a general introduction to the study at both sites and after each site has been randomised to one of the two methods, the project nurse will then re-visit each site and give a more specific presentation regarding the methodology.

The meeting opened with an overarching situation analysis, followed by more specific presentations and then reports of 3 working groups.

In short this is quite a substantial paper on an interesting subject but I think it could gain a lot from a more complete and specific presentation.

We have established a clinical staging model that classifies cases according to disease progression from an asymptomatic, at risk stage (stage 0), to non-specific clinical presentations (stage 1a) through to more specific, sub-threshold presentations (stage 1b), and syndromes meeting diagnostic criteria (stage 2, 3, or 4) [ 16, 28, 29].

Responses included, for example, making the change management section more specific to their needs: "Very good presentations but focus on the relevant aspects of management that would be applicable to use for our upcoming venture".

When presenting symptoms are more specific or worrying to the patient, such as painful ulceration or bleeding, presentation tends to be earlier (Kowalski et al, 1994).

At other points in his presentation, Cox spoke in more specific terms, giving conference attendees a small window into the Republican Governors Association's 2014 playbook.

More specific predictions will be made after the presentation of Experiment 1, which establishes a "baseline" effects in monolinguals.

Even in this limited number of studies, lymphocytes were more often used in monitoring of tissue specific presentation of respective mutations than as a primary diagnostic tool.

In general, most of the studies [17, 18, 19] had only examined fetal presentation and delivery mode, lacking more specific information from obstetric and neonatal medical records.