Sentence examples for presentation to either from inspiring English sources

Common and distinct patterns of subcellular and intracellular localization of receptor-bound αCD40, αLOX-1 and αDectin-1 further support their functional specialization at enhancing antigen presentation to either CD8+ or CD4+ T cells.

In the latter case, for example, if you are a nutritionist, offer a presentation at your local holistic wellness institute, vegan restaurant, or hospital (tailoring your presentation to either patients or medical staff).

She waits, impatiently, for the end of the presentation to either question some of the comments made by the facilitator and her fellow participants or to share related ideas.

Eligible patients will be identified by the health service oncology nurses prior to presentation to either the public health service outpatient clinic or private health service rooms for their follow up consultation.

Further demographic data and clinical presentation related to either ESSG or ASAS criteria and to HLA-B27, HLA-B15 and other B alleles are also shown in table 1.

In another study, emergency department (ED) patients with a history of T2D and a BG ≥200 mg/dL at presentation were randomized to either insulin aspart every 2 h SC when BG >200 mg/dL (n = 87), or usual care (which could include insulin) per hospital physicians' treatment (n = 89) [ 110].

The Twin Birth Study randomized women with uncomplicated pregnancies, between 320/7-386/7 weeks' gestation where the first twin was in cephalic presentation, to a policy of either a planned cesarean or planned vaginal delivery.

8 Study drug: The first dose of study drug (ASA vs placebo) will be administered within the first 24 h after presentation to the hospital, either by mouth or by nasogastric or orogastric tube.

In a confidential presentation to investors, Pimco listed as either consultants or employees an all-star constellation of former federal officials, including Mr. Greenspan; Joshua B. Bolten, who was White House chief of staff under George W. Bush; and Neel T. Kashkari, who ran the Wall Street bailout program for the Treasury department.

Several policies aimed at expediting the diagnosis of cancer after presentation to general practitioners chiefly emphasise either 'knowledge mobilisation' interventions (e.g., reminding primary care physicians of the possibility of cancer diagnosis during consultations), or enabling of greater access to endoscopy or imaging investigations (Department of Health, 2012; Hamilton et al, 2013).

Pens were assigned to either presentation forms of concentrate, pellets (PE) or crumbles (CR).