Most presentations are not nearly so complex, however.
He has made nearly 150 presentations in national and international conferences, and has given 75 invited lectures and colloquia.
It has commissioned a feasibility study by wildlife experts, made nearly 200 presentations to local government and community groups, and last August, held four public meetings in the Catskills that drew about 600 people.
Dr. Roberts has co-authored over a dozen books, and about 200 peer-review articles and book chapters on these topics in diverse sub-disciplines (including, education, psychology, business, medicine, health policy, and wind engineering), with nearly 400 presentations across the globe.
Spontaneous canine lymphoma (LSA) and human NHL have nearly identical presentations and pathologies [ 5– 7], making them ideal partner species in which to explore blood based diagnostics.
The emergency department is a large unit that sees nearly 50 000 presentations each year across the full scope of acute paediatric illness, including medical and surgical conditions.
For one, nearly every presentation in this ostensibly hardware-focused show had included something on content or the connection of devices in a wider ecosystem.
Ronald Johnson, director of the Minority Task Force on AIDS, a private AIDS education group in New York City, said he is asked whether AIDS is a form of germ warfare in nearly every presentation he gives to a black audience.
Steve Jobs applied the Rule of 3 in nearly every presentation and product launch.
A nearly complete presentation of the state of the art in 2011 is the monograph Cintula/Hájek/Noguera (2011).
Nearly every presentation touched on the importance of promoting a culture of risk preparedness and what companies can do to encourage leadership to adopt this mentality if it isn't already a best practice.
