Sentence examples for presentation of the present from inspiring English sources

That is a plea for a more down-to-Earth presentation of the present text.

Based on the course and the clinical presentation of the present case, a diagnosis of subacute thyroiditis could be established.

All authors declare that there is no conflict of interest that influenced the content or the presentation of the present manuscript.

Following our initial presentation of the present research ("Overcoming Obstacles to Effective Research Design in Nanotoxicology," Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, 24 26 April 2006), subsequent studies (e.g., Oberdörster et al. 2006; Zhu et al. 2006) have prepared aqueous C60 aggregates without THF or other organic solvents.

Second, repeated presentation of the standard (presented on each trial in the temporal generalization task only) could have reduced temporal variability, leading to a sharpened representation and a more efficient encoding of the target duration in reference memory [51].

Our concise, quantitative presentation of the data presented in this review could assist future researchers with the data required to calculate sample sizes.

These data are an alternative presentation of the data presented in Figure  1 B. Total RNA was isolated from perirenal adipose tissue and used for RT-qPCR analysis.

In accordance with presentation of the condition, the present study showed that systolic and diastolic blood pressure was significantly raised in women with PIH and PE [ 9, 18].

Extending previous findings utilizing a block-presentation of stimulation, the present study aimed at a more precise description of auditory processing during light NREM sleep stage 2. To do so, an event-related acoustic oddball paradigm with rare tones interspersed in more frequent tones was applied.

At each presentation, half of the scholars present posters and the other half give a platform presentation.

As a clinical psychologist and scientist-practitioner trained in evidence-based methods of treatment, I strongly urge The Times to offer a more balanced presentation of the evidence when presenting an "expert" opinion.