Sentence examples for presentation of death from inspiring English sources

Months went by, and Wilder toured the country with different theatre productions, participated in a televised CBS presentation of Death of a Salesman, and was cast for his first role in a film a minor role in Arthur Penn's 1967 Bonnie and Clyde.

A standardised approach to the collection, calculation and presentation of death rates is required to reduce artefactual differences.

This table shows the overall characteristics at first presentation of death cases compared to non-death cases among ICU patients that were insignificantly different.

Patients were censored on the earliest date from among: the date of first CVD presentation, date of death from other causes, date leaving the practice, or date of last practice data collection.

His presentation of war death data is stunning: informative in a way that no text could be, and emotionally ravaging.

Previous studies have revealed that natural products may induce autophagy and cell cycle arrest in cancer cells without significant presentation of cell death.

Work on this dataset is in progress, including analyses of hospital admissions, time in hospital, ED presentations, place of death and identification of factors related to these and other outcomes of interest.

Although distant disease is uncommon at presentation, 40% of deaths from anal cancer occurred with disease identified outside of the pelvis [ 11].

In the successive decade analysis of these two organs, there were not enough cases for statistics to be performed in 1960 1980s; but for 1990s and 2000s there was no significance in the time from presentation of symptoms to death, time from diagnosis to death, or time from treatment to death.

Compared to skin IVL, CNS IVL also had a significantly shorter median time from initial presentation of symptoms to death, median time from diagnosis to death, and median time from treatment to death.

Patients with acute coronary syndrome (ACS) are diverse in terms of clinical presentation and risk of death or disability.