Sentence examples for note presentations from inspiring English sources

As was pointed out in one of the key note presentations 'ELSA has suffered from critiques from within instead of increasing the impact of the ELSA field as a whole'.

In this article collection some of the points that were addressed in the conference (either as key note presentations or as perspectives in the discussions) have been developed into papers.

Seven key note presentations were made at the symposium by experts from Germany, UK, France, Bangladesh and Vietnam.

An analysis of the news stories during this period showed that they comprised coverage of conference key note presentations by policymakers and public comments by researchers, journalists and the general public on the PHC re-engineering and the NHI initiatives.

In a key note presentation the importance of documenting impact was stressed: 'ELSA must have a demonstrable contribution to society and the economy; an effect beyond academia.

This shows in his latest book "Diary on the Digital Revolution," which is a compilation of personal notes, presentations, conferences and encounters from the last 25 years.

There are three types of medical audits namely case reviews/case-note presentations, national level confidential enquiries and CBA.

The organisers encouraged participants in the preference groups to consider their personal notes, presentations in the initial assigned small groups, comments made in the large groups and ideas captured on the presentation notes; in particular, they urged participants to characterise the current situation comprehensively.

In spite of this, the comments from the students in this study, and the obvious importance of access to previous lecture notes, presentations, quizzes and the like demonstrate that they are very aware of the spiral curriculum and engage directly with it.

Note: these presentations will not include outside investors.

It held just one open meeting to collect opinions, they note, and presentations were limited to 10 minutes each; there were more than 100.