Sentence examples for presentation which could from inspiring English sources

We now investigated perception during the first eight presentations of the current intermittent presentation sequence, as well as during the winning presentation (which could be either the eighth or a later one, depending on perception).

It is possible that the mechanism could be delayed presentation, which could contribute to advanced-stage diagnosis and poor cancer survival.

Patient or societal factors also include stigma, as well as delayed presentation which could be because of stigma, but also because of many other reasons.

It should be noted that the stratification for pain resulted in a perfect match of patients with very intense pain at presentation, which could have otherwise remarkably influenced the validity of our results for all endpoints.

Some values had to be estimated from graphic presentations which could have resulted in small errors.

We identified a small number of hospital admissions and ED presentations which could not be reconciled with the date of death, which if considered to be false positive linkages would equate to <0.1%% false positive linkages between the death data and hospital or ED records.

Mr. Mahony, for instance, says the online master's program at Seton Hall has helped him hone his presentation skills, which could put him in line for a promotion or better job elsewhere.

In the new patent, Apple describes a "portable presentation device" which could be any device that a user wears that also provides them with access to visual or audio media content.

You know, if there were a DVD of somebody talking me through this with the diagrams, the presentation, which they could look at in the research room, that would be much better.

(Patient 2) You know, if there were a DVD of somebody talking me through this with the diagrams, the presentation, which they could look at in the research room, that would be much better.

The coefficient of voxel-value correlation, 0.32, indicated moderate correlation between this categorical comparison and PC 3. Corresponding to PC 26 was the categorical comparison discriminating the presentations of pairs which could not be distinguished, P1b and P2b.