Sentence examples for present a manuscript from inspiring English sources
There, summer does not present a manuscript of hope.
The authors present a manuscript describing a procedure that allows for the quantification of the total amount of residual confounding prior to bias amplification caused by propensity score models.
Based on resident surveys before and one year after its start, the journal club led to a significantly higher confidence in how to critically appraise literature and present a manuscript.
The journal club led to significantly higher ratings in the residents' ability to critically appraise literature and to present a manuscript, and improvement in literature search skills and statistical knowledge.
Boudker and colleagues present a manuscript describing structures and binding data for the prokaryotic asparate transporter GltPh, an important reference system for the neuronal glutamate transporters of the EAAT family.
Between 1 (not comfortable) and 5 (extremely comfortable), residents rated their ability to search literature 2.8±0.2 [3.2±0.2], to critically appraise lit erature 2.3±0.2 [3.0±0.1†], to present a manuscript 2.6±0.1 [3.1±0.2†], and their statistical knowledge 1.9±0.2* (vs. search and presentation) [2.3±0.2* (vs. search)].
It seemed the ideal arrangement — until Manchester presented a manuscript to the Kennedys.
By Mary D. Kierstead The New Yorker, September 3 , 1984P. 23 Talk story about J.L. Carr, the English novelist, who was in New York presenting a manuscript of his "A Month in the Country" to the Morgan Library.
Talk story about J.L. Carr, the English novelist, who was in New York presenting a manuscript of his "A Month in the Country" to the Morgan Library.
In the present manuscript, we present a unified theoretical framework for the study of different measures for separation of independent and dependent sources verifying the LCE condition.
In this manuscript, we present a minimalistic network Monte Carlo based approach to model actin filament organization under cyclic stretching.
