Sentence examples for presentation through the from inspiring English sources

We consider the literature on information presentation through the theoretical lenses of the Construal Level Theory.

We examine a representative case of proof presentation through the lens of the instructor's course image.

At this stage, it is not known how efficiently SVSPs are processed for presentation through the MHC class I pathway.

If the CD4+ cell subpopulation were greatly inhibited, the processing of exogenous antigen presentation through the MHC class II pathway could also be inhibited.

She suggested the use of rapid rural appraisal techniques for this enquiry, provided training in these techniques in the academic context for SH as the principal investigator, co-supervised the design and content of the study with PD and BC, and finally provided feedback on the findings and their presentation through the marking procedure as SH's Project Supervisor at LSHTM.

HCMV is a paradigm for viral immune evasion that perturbs the interferon (IFN) response (Powers et al., 2008), suppresses antigen presentation through the efficient downregulation of MHC class I (van der Wal et al., 2002), and has eight or more genes that act to suppress natural killer (NK) cell function (Wilkinson et al., 2008).

When he gives a speech which he does up to a dozen times a week he thinks the presentation through to the smallest detail: the way he holds his left hand behind his back, the way he strides through the audience, the way he phrases his sentences.

Speak in a loud and clear voice to get your presentation through to the audience even the ones sitting further away.

These include reducing antigen presentation through reducing the activity of dendritic cells or promoting their tolerogenic phenotype, affecting the polarization of monocytoid cells, altering B cell function, decreasing chemokine gradients and reducing tissue-specific homing [ 24– 27].

The first is that, 20 years from now, businessmen will continue to travel regularly to appointments rather than make their presentations through the means provided by new technology.

The ensuing Holocaust is the subject of a multimedia presentation through April 9 at the German Historical Museum in Berlin in conjunction with the Topography of Terror Foundation, Wannsee House Memorial and the German-Russian Karlshorstheerlin MuSachsenhausenSachsenhausen Memorial and Museums.