Sentence examples for presentation to avoid from inspiring English sources

Please change the presentation to avoid this problem.

While the calculated result will be the same, it is desirable to have some formality in presentation to avoid misunderstanding from readers.

Although pharmacokinetics analysis was performed for every course of each patient and all data were monitored, only a data set from the first administration of a given dose level of an agent in each patient was analysed in this presentation to avoid a bias because of patient variation rather than dose variation.

According to the Washington Post, intelligence briefers edit certain Russia-specific items from their presentations to avoid angering Trump, who reportedly becomes irritated at the mention of Russia.

Trainees learned to begin with giving feedback on the positive aspects of the presentation and to avoid negative criticism.

In particular, herpesviruses interfere with the Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) class I antigen presentation pathway to avoid the Cytotoxic T Lymphocyte (CTL) response [ 5].

But for a presentation that wants to avoid raising any hackles or piquing any concern, it makes sense.

Once an 8-year-old has sat in on a meeting of the committee to form a committee to examine a microscopic tweak in the business charter, or a middle manager's PowerPoint presentation on how to avoid prison time over those earnings statements, the little darlings pretty much have the knack of corporate life.

This unusual presentation educates clinicians to avoid potential misdiagnosis given the abnormal location of the duodenum, appendix, liver, and gallbladder.

The triage nurse is involved in the early identification of the most severe patients at Emergency Department (ED) presentation in order to avoid delaying treatment, to orientate patients towards the appropriate structure, and finally, to improve their prognosis [1-4].

The triage nurse is involved in the early identification of the most severe patients at Emergency Department (ED) presentation in order to avoid delaying treatment, to orientate patients towards the appropriate structure, and finally, to improve their prognosis [ 1- 4].