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A presentation training system called Presentation Sensei was implemented to observe a presentation rehearsal and give presentation feedback to the speaker Kurihara et al. (2007).

Not all studies have observed a varying presentation of histologic types in the presence of arsenic (Chen et al. 2004).

While the steroid intervention failed to attenuate inflammation, we did observe a significantly worsened clinical presentation in mice early in the course of influenza infection (day five).

Although at day seven we did not observe a statistically worsened clinical presentation in our smoke-exposed influenza-infected mice, one mouse of five did reach endpoint.

Although we did not observe an efficient antigen presentation by lymph node-resident CD8αα+ DC following influenza infection, factors such as virus strain, inoculum dose, method of DC isolation, undoubtedly could explain differences in the phenotype and APC activity of the DC observed by us and other investigators.

Although, Salmonella infection (Bar 7) did not enhance the antigen presentation capacity of the control cells (Bar 3), we did not observe a decrease in the antigen presentation after Salmonella infection like the MLR assay.

As Moore observed in a presentation earlier this year, the exponential increase in device performance can't go on forever, but "forever can be delayed indefinitely".

In agreement with that, we did not observe an alteration of CCL2 presentation by endothelial cells in the carotid arteries of atherosclerotic ApoE−/− mice injected with IL-13.

We observed a remarkable cross-presentation of HCV NS3 in dendritic cells challenged with Nefmut NS3 VLPs, as detected using a NS3 specific CD8+ T cell clone as well as PBMCs from HCV infected patients.

CFP10 is an immunodominant Tuberculosis antigen used here as a tool to observe antigen presentation and T cell activation.

Despite the study period being relatively short (i.e. 5 years), we also observed a decreasing trend in emergency presentations over time.