Sentence examples for presentation a change in from inspiring English sources

If the dendritic cells in the thymus were defective in antigen presentation a change in the number of CD4 T cells would be expected [17], however this is not the case, indicating that differential localization of class II MHC does not measurably affect CD4 T cell selection.

All of these pulmonary diseases display distinct gender preferences in presentation or a change in disease severity that occurs at puberty, the cause of which is unknown [14] [17].

Even though the campaign was assumed to have the same proportional effect on the presentation rates for CRC regardless of stage, the additional incidence due to the campaign corresponds to persons presenting earlier than they would have in the absence of the campaign and this earlier presentation results in a change in the stage distribution over the following years.

Asynchronous interaction between the teacher and students as well as the creation of collaborative groups was mentioned by 71%% of the students, 86 % considered that the video presentations (OER) favored a change in their attitude towards the use of information and its availability.

Another presentation that has benefited from a change in context is Mrs Roosevelt Flies to London (Assembly Hall).

Rawls made a change in his presentation of the Original Position in his Restatement (2001) that is especially pertinent to people with cognitive disabilities.

It is quite possible that the diagnosis may have been revised over time during another consultation forming part of the EoC due to a change in the presentation, or a change in the diagnostic opinion of the FD, or consequent to the results of further testing, or through an opinion expressed by another health care provider, or otherwise.

Our findings show a change in clinical presentation of shigellosis in this setting, as the disease may be now more pronounced, this is concurrent with a change in antimicrobial resistance profile.

However, since the widespread introduction of serologic testing and the increased awareness of CD in the late 1990s there has been an increase in incidence as well as a change in clinical presentation [ 3- 6].

It is interesting to note that problems with learning and memory are reported to a greater extent in the cART era [ 15, 16, 29- 31], indicating a change in the typical presentation of HAND in older adults with HIV.

Furthermore, there was no correlation between the extent of pulmonary function decline at PEx presentation and change in bacterial load (not shown).