Sentence examples for presentation of potential from inspiring English sources
To galvanize them, they were shown a presentation of potential rivals, including Sarah Palin, and given access to senior advisers to the president, including the White House chief of staff, William M. Daley.
After each content creator makes a 15-minute presentation of potential projects, the marketers in the room can hold up a paddle marked "Plan," signaling a willingness to plan a project with that company, or a paddle marked "Brief," signaling a lack of enthusiasm for what was presented but a desire to brief that company to come up with another idea.
Presentation of potential Pax3 target genes focuses on signalling pathways and on transcriptional regulation.
Thus, SDM may offer an ethically and legally supported means for fostering informed choice, including transparent presentation of potential benefits and harms.
These ORs were graphed for a more intuitive presentation of potential effect modification of ethnicity and age on the association of the factor with high PS.
This is the period between the first presentation of potential cancer symptoms (usually to primary care) and diagnosis (Hamilton, 2010; Weller et al, 2012).
A discussion of the science behind RNA interference is followed by a presentation of the potential practical issues in applying this technology to neonatal respiratory viral diseases.
We then illustrate the optimization (or elastic tailoring) of laminates using straight fibers, followed by a presentation of the potential advantage of in-plane steering of fibers to achieve elastically tailored tows.
The review starts with a brief introduction of the approaches for making single and multiple emulsions, followed by presentation of some potential drug delivery systems (microparticles, microcapsules and microgels) fabricated in microfluidic devices using single or multiple emulsions as templates.
A major source of disagreement and concern is the unbalanced presentation of the potential positive and negative effects of MPH across discourses.
The patient can be completely asymptomatic and, with no clue that such a foreign body exists, the presentation of its potential complications can be subtle and misleading.
