Sentence examples for presentation of less from inspiring English sources

The common theme among these reviews was that the presentation style (student inquiry and performance) actually provided more learning than the lectures, despite the inevitable presentation of less subject matter.

The results of our study are not in line with previous findings of Peters and colleagues [ 2], who showed that the presentation of less information resulted in higher-quality hospital choices.

With respect to the results of our study, our suggestion for future ultrasound courses would be to incorporate shorter presentations of less than 20 min with up to five key messages.

In one study, 60% of learners preferred new patient presentations of less than 5 minutes per patient [ 26].

Common wisdom in HCI suggests that a user cannot acquire much semantic information, such as the category of a web page or meaning of any text, in a presentation time of less than 500 ms (e.g., Lindgaard et al., 2006).

For him, he explained, an installation also was about making the presentation of fashion "less superficial".

Radiologists should be familiar with the typical imaging features and clinical presentation of these less commonly encountered pathologies that can mimic pancreatic adenocarcinoma, as invasive diagnostic tests and surgery can be avoided if the correct diagnosis can be made.

Both photographic and replication methods provided permanent records of teeth, but the photographic method also provided for easy random presentation of subjects with less bias than in the other methods.

Index cases with an atypical presentation of smallpox were less likely to have been diagnosed with smallpox; outbreaks in which the index case was not correctly diagnosed were larger (median of 27.5 cases) and longer (median of 3 generations) compared to outbreaks in which the index case was correctly diagnosed (median of 3 cases and 1 generation).

Maybe it could have prompted a serious discussion about armed guards at schools if it had a less crazed presentation and less of an absolute vision that "guns are cool," as David Keene, its president, says.

On initial clinical presentation radiographs have a sensitivity of less than 50%% for stress fracture with some authors describing sensitivities as low as 10%% [4, 13, 17].