Sentence examples for presentation in the text from inspiring English sources

a: The gene are numbered consecutively to Table 1 to simplify presentation in the text and Figure 3.

Nonnormally distributed variables (triglycerides, HOMA-IR, CRP, and fibrinogen) were log-transformed for statistical analysis and back-transformed to natural units for presentation in the text and tables.

The principal concern seems to be that we originally had the data from the mutants and the wild type presented together in figures in a way that was inconsistent with the order of presentation in the text.

Given the skewed distribution of HOMA-IR, TGs, plasma creatinine, ALT, AST, and homocysteine, the statistical analysis of these variables was applied after log transformation and back transformation to natural units to allow presentation in the text and tables.

Note that the results have been rounded to sensible values for presentation in the text and in Table 2. ANCOVA: analysis of covariance; ANOVA: analysis of variance; df: degrees of freedom; ED50: effective dose 50%; FST: forced swim test; MS: mean square; SS: sum of squares.

However, for clarity of presentation of data in the text, fold differences are presented as the average of the Gapdh and the 36B4 corrected values.

The presentation of results in the text below follows a more functional order.

It specifies for each "button" type instance that its selection must result in stopping all instances of the "text" and "image" types, and afterwards in starting the presentation of the "text" and "image" instances correlated with the "button" instance.

These link conditions are given in line 16, in which the selection of any component of "button" type triggers the actions stopping all images and text presentations (line 17 to 19) and starting, in sequence, the presentation of the text and the image corresponding to the selected button (line 20).

Paltrow presented a series of slides during a presentation with the text of common criminal statutes in Colorado: murder, manslaughter, vehicular homicide, reckless endangerment.

Contemporaries are not named (contrary to the practice of Wodeham or Holcot a few years later), and their contributions have to be identified (as does indeed FitzRalph's own positions) in the course of his presentation of each topic in the text which usually involves an examination of the answers given by Aquinas, Henry of Ghent and Duns Scotus.