Sentence examples for presentation termed from inspiring English sources

To better characterize a novel spectral-domain optical coherence tomography (OCT) presentation, termed paracentral acute middle maculopathy, to describe this finding in patients with nonischemic central retinal vein occlusion (CRVO), and to support a proposed pathogenesis of intermediate and deep retinal capillary ischemia.

Using the consortium set, a new scoring system using base excess and platelet count at presentation, termed the BEP score, was mathematically developed and validated.

The display of a presentation is termed coordinated when the display of its objects respects the pre-specified temporal constraints.

In an Oscar-winning turn, Penn looks a little old for the part – he's 48, the age Milk died at – but it's a skilful portrayal and it's funny to see that only when he turns straight (in presentation terms) does Penn begin to look gay.

For clarity of presentation, we termed the conventionally classified group HFnEFESC.

Such configurations of sequential brief presentations are termed 'dynamic Glass patterns' (dGP).

Reading speed was measured in two ways: with Rapid Serial Visual Presentation (RSVP) and with short blocks of text (termed Flashcard presentation).

This processing pathway is termed cross-presentation and is an important mechanism for T cell generation [16], [19].

To simplify the presentation, GO terms were re-categorized into GO-slim terms.

Groups 2 (induced labour or prelabour CD in singleton, cephalic presentation, at term, nulliparous women) and 4 (induced labour or prelabour CD in singleton, cephalic presentation, at term, multiparous women) were further divided into groups 2a and 2b, and 4a and 4b, according to whether they were induced or delivered by pre-labour CD.

Eight women with an uncomplicated breech presentation at term were offered moxibustion.