Sentence examples for presentation in short from inspiring English sources

We end our presentation in short conclusion in Section 6.

Probably the long term incubation leads to higher likelihood of IFN-γ production since the protein processing may be performed by a higher number of T cell populations with various T-cell receptors types with consequently a better antigen presentation than in short term culture (1-day).

As a consequence, the user may experience multiple changes in the video presentation in a short time period, thereby affecting the user's QoE.

As in his initial presentation in the Short Commentary, Averroes considers the material intellect, in the Middle Commentary, as relating directly to the imaginative faculty, or rather to the intelligible intentions to which that corporeal faculty is disposed.

But Senator McConnell and his allies told the court that requiring the plaintiffs to go first "would be particularly inequitable" because the many different plaintiffs have "different and even conflicting interests" and could not easily coordinate their presentations in the short time available.

Of the 44 posters presented, seven were selected for oral presentation in the 'President-selected Short Oral Presentation of Poster' session.

This research was presented in a short oral presentation at the ACVIM Forum 2013, American College of Veterinary Internal Medicine, Seattle, Washington, U.S.A., 06.12-06.15.2013 whose accompanying abstract was under 250 words.

10. (S/NF) In a meeting at his XXXXXXXXXXXX office XXXXXXXXXXXX with Consulate and Embassy press officers, XXXXXXXXXXXX because of the SAG's concern that young Saudis were particularly vulnerable to the calls of extremists, and that the station now targets its moderate news broadcasts to the 14-18 year old demographic in short presentations of three minutes or less.

In short, this presentation is for readers who may be jaded by the programmatic and often predictable style of academic poetry generated by MFA programs, and who wonder what happened to poetry, where are the authentic and democratic movements, and are we done with poetry once and for all and if it has ceased to be a public art.

At "intake," Gregory Copeland, a staff attorney at Legal Aid, appeared before a group of between ten and twenty detainees, and he and a colleague made a short presentation in English and Spanish.

In the scenario, the three teams each prepared a short presentation in one of three areas: rapid diagnostic tests, low-dose primaquine (with artemisinin combination therapy) for P falciparum gametocytocide, and vaccines.