Sentence examples for presentation days from inspiring English sources

Table 1 Summary of patients with endophthalmitis following intravitreal injection of anti-VEGF agent Patient Diagnosis Medication Pre-injection VA VA at presentation Days to presentation Treatment Culture results Continued anti-VEGF?

NERO described its mission as follows: NERO will provide a platform function for ecogenomics, will act as co-ordinating organization, facilitating communication between the research field, financing agencies and end-users, will facilitate knowledge transfer in the form of workshops, thematic presentation days, and advanced international courses (Ouborg & Kammenga [2008], 27).

You can see the results on presentation day at Šesta primary school on the edge of town.

One of my favorite memories of presentation day: watching some people in the audience literally squirming uncomfortably during certain scenes in Margaret's play.

Too often, groups convene before presentation day in order to do a dress rehearsals, but group members assume that is the deadline for completing the project and leave no room for practicing individually beforehand.

Keep it well under wraps until presentation day.

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We estimated bimodal increases in the RR of kidney stone presentation for days in which the temperature was 30°C relative to days with mean temperatures of 10°C.

The mean duration for which symptoms lasted prior to presentation, 6.32 days, makes our series a sub-acute type [ 19]; 4 to 14 days duration.

Then tucked away in the triage notes, I spotted a line about the same presentation some days ago when she decided not to wait for assessment.

The big thing in opera presentation these days is the transmitting of live performances to movie theaters, a practice pioneered to profitable success by the Met.