Sentence examples for podium presentation from inspiring English sources

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We also thank the audience at 2012 Academy Health Annual Research Meeting in which some of the results were presented in a podium presentation.

At the 2016 End-of-Summer Resubmittedmposium, each intern submitted a 2-page report in the style of an academic paper, gave a podium presentation of their individual laboratory research, and presented their solution to the Innovation Challenge project with their group.

Jonny's condition was serious enough for him to be taken to hospital, thus missing the podium presentation.

But the winner of La Course will be greeted with the full pomp and ceremony of a podium presentation including a kiss from a podium boy.

Photograph: Fabio Ferrari/AP 2.52pm BST 2.51pm: "Don't they just print the winners shirts just before the podium presentation?" asks Robert Hammond, harking back to James Cavell's mail of 2.13pm.

Presented in part as a podium presentations at the Veterinary Orthopedic Society Conference, Aspen CO, March 2011.

Submitted and accepted abstracts would be either podium presentations or published in the abstract book but not actually presented.

It made a star of Yvette Horner, a young French accordion player, in the 1950s and 60s when she would serenade spectators and podium presentations alike from her specially adapted van.

We have developed a simple, short, and reliable instrument to objectively assess the overall quality of scientific podium presentations.

Observational quantitative evaluation of all Scoliosis Research Society annual meeting (SRS-AM) podium presentations over a 6-year period in the new millennium for changing trends in Level of Evidence (LoE).