Sentence examples for presentation with which from inspiring English sources

Eucken's Nobel Prize diploma referred to the "warmth and strength in presentation with which in his numerous works he has vindicated and developed an idealist philosophy of life".

The optimum frequency of event presentation with which to demonstrate a deficit in sustained attention is unclear.

Furthermore, because of the myriad of clinical presentations with which childhood SLE presents [ 16, 17] it is frequently in the differential diagnosis of children presenting with challenging or difficult illnesses.

While this pathway will not circumvent viral immune evasion, linking antigen presentation with autophagy, which is itself linked to multiple innate and stress sensing pathways, may be important for the early immune control of intracellular infection.

With its stereotypical presentation and the ease with which the diagnosis can be made (even based on a short historical account), it may seem puzzling how CH can remain underdiagnosed, undertreated and so enigmatic in nature.

Thus, the publication rate identified by the present study is likely lower than the true frequency with which presentations at the ESSKA congress are published.

Fig. 1 Cumulative graph demonstrating the frequency with which presentations at the ESSKA congress were ultimately published at various points in time from the meeting dates.

This study is the first to evaluate the frequency with which presentations at the ESSKA biannual congress have been published in peer-reviewed journals.

Board members will judge the content of your presentation, but also the confidence with which you deliver it.

'We're in the final and I'll let you know how it goes.' And a phone call later, saying: 'We've won the North West Champions Cup.' All the kids came back to the presentation with their trophies, which looked bigger than them".

These presentations of the devious ease with which the Vatican dissembles also clearly serve as a metaphor for the Catholic church's unwillingness to address the scandals of priestly paedophilia.