Sentence examples for presentation with more from inspiring English sources

Acute lung injury (ALI) and its presentation with more severe hypoxemia, the ARDS, is a challenging entity for clinical investigation because, like many critical illness syndromes, it lacks an accepted diagnostic test and relies on a constellation of clinical findings for diagnosis.

Similarly, Cornell et al found that men experienced higher early mortality on ART compared to women, largely due to their presentation with more advanced HIV disease [15].

In previous studies, ACA+ patients had a different disease presentation with more localized skin involvement, calcinosis [ 46], digital loss [ 26] and also a different genetic background [ 47].

Presentation with more advanced disease has a major role in explaining the lower survival of English women with breast cancer (Richards, 2009).

The festival, which does not release any figures on earnings or attendance, must also be careful to balance riskier presentations with more mainstream events, like the Bolshoi and Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, that can be counted on to sell out or come close.

And then there's a segment that wants a more colorful presentation with something more fun that they can afford to buy for their kids.

Neck node metastases are common in oesophageal cancer at presentation (particularly with more proximally located tumours) and adversely influence tumour staging in the vast majority of patients.

8 22 Historically this apparent under-diagnosis has been attributed to differences in presentation, with women more likely to have atypical symptoms and less reliable electrocardiographic changes.

This malignancy often presents at an older age (i.e., >55 years old) in Caucasians, but in African-American, Hispanic, and Middle-Eastern individuals studies have shown an earlier age at presentation with a more aggressive clinical course 4, 5, 8.

Collectors usually develop a fondness for a character by reading the several recent appearance of that character, then go back to collect previous appearances of that character to contrast the earlier presentation with the more recent one to see how the character has evolved over the years.

Since my first speech, I have given nine more of the presentations with plenty more to come.