"on the first presentation" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe something that is being introduced or discussed on the first time it is presented. For example, "At the meeting, we discussed the new project ideas on the first presentation."
As the LBP on the first presentation was not severe, the patient was treated by immobilization with a soft-trunk brace and allowed to resume all activities.
An atypical finding in our study was the poorer performance of the ε4 carriers on the first presentation of the word list.
If late effects were indicative of retrieval monitoring, then we would expect negative repetition effects only for the conditions that initially involved retrieval monitoring on the first presentation.
(B ) This description is confirmed by statistical analysis which found no significant increase in firing on the first presentation of day 2; but did find significance later in the odor period on subsequent trials.
On the day of the first presentation, AFP was graded by the admitting physician according to the HB six-point facial grading system, 12 and also according to the Stennert Index.
Respondents felt that when it was not possible to make decisions on cases at the first presentation, barriers were most commonly due to the lack of radiological or pathological information, or non-attendance of key personnel.
We actually got a lot of feedback on that demo, so for the second presentation we did change up the songs around, which definitely was a good move.
That tone was set on Thursday evening in the first presentation, "The Chronicle of Anna Magdalena Bach," a 1967 film by Jean-Marie Straub and Daniele Huillet.
The first presentation, on Thursday at 8 p.m., will be "Eyes Beyond Seeing," starring Keith Hamilton Cobb, who appears on the CBS soap opera "The Young and the Restless".
While there are potential methodological issues in measuring diagnostic intervals, a recent consensus statement (Weller et al, 2012) makes recommendations on the design of studies recording the first presentation of symptoms, the use of primary care databases being recommended.
This result suggests that on the second presentation, subjects were significantly more likely to look at the correct model first, presumably because by then the subjects were more familiar with the experimental set-up and the visual reference of the models.
