Sentence examples for presentation but only from inspiring English sources

Executives from Media Rights attended the presentation but only Ms. Ostroff appeared onstage.

Both performers are engaged in theatrical presentation, but only the latter is involved in the creation of dramatic illusion.

There is professional consensus that ECV should be offered to all women with a fetus in breech presentation, but only up to 70% of women eligible for ECV undergo an ECV attempt.

About one fifth of both genders continued to consult more than three months after initial presentation, but only a few percent beyond two years.

Recent evidence showed that thalamic neurons in macaque monkeys reacted with a burst of activity after stimulus presentation, but only in small-reward trials, not in large-reward trials [ 5].

However, within the group of patients with bleeding symptoms, there were significant differences in risk of delay by source of bleeding: 35% of patients with rectal bleeding delayed presentation, but only 9% of patients with urinary bleeding.

There was high interobserver agreement between two expert clinicians regarding MRC-SSs used to assess ICU patients, as well as with regard to simulated weakness presentations, but only moderate agreement regarding the diagnosis of ICU-AW.

Do you have four first-author publications in Science (As if!), a stack of secondary author papers, and 15 poster presentations at national conferences--but only one job working at the Circle K while an undergrad on summer break?

That is, there was no difference in accuracy between these two presentation times, but only for high-contrast images.

When we further compared oscillatory power in the stimulus-presentation and interstimulus intervals, we found that β power was significantly higher during the stimulus-presentation interval, but only for the verbal tasks.

Again, this difference in performance was already present for presentations of only 50 ms but compared to experiment 5 the difference didn't increase with increasing different presentation time.