Sentence examples for presentation since the from inspiring English sources

And then I recall that Britain's population hasn't really been allowed a more positive presentation since the end of the second world war.

Order some Wiener schnitzel the size of Poland or Kaiserschmarren (what might have been called French toast before the Franco-Prussian War, $8) and enjoy the most elaborate coffee presentation since the days of the Habsburgs.

The metacognitive process got even stronger after hint presentation, since the problem solver was informed on a meta-level that a more appropriate representation was needed [15].

However, the bottom plane of the microwell always resulted in a flat cell contact surface, and confocal images from this plane were used for figure presentation since the actin structures were parallel to and contained within the imaging plane (i.e. parallel to the microwell bottom; Fig. 2C).

A reason may be the complex presentation since the diagnostic effectiveness of each item from the history must be discussed in relation to several outcomes.

The favourable outcome of 60% 3-year survival for patients with breast EPSCC compared to those with other sites may be attributed to earlier stage at presentation, since the majority of breast EPSCC in this study was limited stage disease.

In order (I.5) to have a real solution,, when, and thus, the following two conditions must be satisfied (without loss of generality and for simplicity in the presentation since in the following, we set. and after some algebra we can conclude that the following inequality has to be satisfied. (I6 ., and thus, in accordance to  (I.5).

Although this genotype also seemed to increase the incubation period in the BSE-challenged goats in our study, it had no effect on the clinical presentation since both the pruritic and nervous or drowsy syndrome were found in IM142 goats.

Still, the threat of intemperate weather has been an unavoidable element of the Public's presentations since the earliest days of the Delacorte, which was built by the city, in 1962, to accommodate Joseph Papp's roving productions of Shakespeare, the precursor to the establishment of the Public.

The documents obtained from the Department of Foreign Affairs include reams of flipcharts, which have been the hallmark of insufferable public presentations since the dawn of time.

However, the ulnar and median nerve transfers are generally preferred in late presentations since the donor fascicle is closer to the biceps nerve, hence providing a shorter period of reinnervation.