Sentence examples for nature of presentations from inspiring English sources

In light of the diverse nature of presentations in patients with trauma-related intrathyroidal hemorrhages illustrated here, a few points are noteworthy.

Understanding the nature of presentations can help to appreciate how they might be best managed to assist in effective resource utilisation and patient care.

This all seems a little too logical, but you need to get these down in permanent ink in order to know what's the best size of venue, the right budget, the nature of presentations, amount (or type) of guests, and what strategies to employ for your specific event.

The biological underpinning of differential peptide epitope recognition could be twofold: first, differential recognition of MTB-associated proteins may be dependent on antigen accessibility and the nature of presentation.

Due to the advanced nature of presentation one would expect a high rate of lymph node involvement, so a node-negative rate of 66.2% is also encouraging.

Prichard inherits from Cook Wilson the view that any state of mind that affects the nature of its presentations cannot be knowledge.

He preserved the dialogical form even in those of his late works where Socrates is replaced by a stand-in and the didactic nature of the presentations is hard to reconcile with the pretense of dialogue.

The artistic quality was uneven, and there were no big breakthroughs, perhaps because the festival's offerings had no theme beyond the site-sensitive and sometimes interactive nature of the presentations.

Participants commonly identified practical constraints associated with screening and diagnosis, including the need for increased service capacity and provider training, the need for adequate early intervention services, and the evolving and variable nature of FASD presentations.

The dynamic nature of the presentations challenged the SARE students to think on their feet, to reason answers to questions that they might not have considered, and to recognize when they did not know the answer.

Stephen A. Greyser, a professor of marketing at Harvard Business School, predicted that the commercials' "target audience will find them engaging because of the nature of the presentation.