Sentence examples for presentation has been described from inspiring English sources

Regional variation in clinical presentation has been described in bite by some species of Cobra (Robed Amin et al., 2014; Chippaux et al., 1991).

Prolonged exposure to peripheral antigens or suboptimal costimulation during antigen presentation has been described to initiate the development of iTregs [19].

5 6 The paediatric presentation has been described as more 'neurological' than the more psychiatric presentation in adults.

In HIV-infected patients, a wide range of clinical presentations has been described [ 2], and progression to crusted scabies has been related to CD4 T-cell counts below 150 cells/μL [ 3].

The planning, operative technique and the results with case presentations have been described.

Various presentations have been described, including isolated anterior uveitis [210], anterior uveitis associated with a vesicular rash [212], keratouveitis with inflammatory glaucoma and Hutchinson sign [213], sclerokeratitis with anterior uveitis (herpes zoster ophthalmicus) [214], and ARN [215].

Other uncommon presentations have been described, such as uni- or multifocal spindle-shaped dilatations of the intrahepatic bile ducts filled with gallstones, secondary sclerosing cholangitis, biliary cirrhosis, and intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma.

Two major routes for cross-presentation have been described [31], [53], [54]: exit from the endocytic compartment and processing in the cytosol [55], [56] and processing in the endosomal system and transfer of the peptides to recycling MHC class I molecules either in the endocytic pathway [57], [58] or, after regurgitation, at the cell surface [59], [60].

Other less common presentations have been described, including obstructive uropathy and adenovirus nephritis associated with an inflammatory renal mass [ 4, 5].

Similar right-sided presentations have been described in Meigs syndrome, bilious effusions with gastric or duodenal perforations, hepatic hydrothorax and nephrotic syndrome-related chylothorax.

Although iKD is considered to be an incomplete form of cKD, because iKD and cKD patient demographic and laboratory findings are similar [ 9, 10], several differences in clinical and laboratory presentations have been described.