Sentence examples for presentation would have from inspiring English sources

More restraint in the presentation would have been nice, but there's no denying that the cases detailed in "Broken Minds," a new series on Discovery Fit & Health, are unsettling reminders of how precarious our mental health can be.

Although our patient died rapidly, the question of whether an adult with a similar presentation would have been managed similarly is an important one.

With auxiliary information associated with each specimen, model estimates of false negative rates based on, for example, test type, time since onset of symptoms, age of the patient, or clinical presentation would have allowed us to explore the reasons for the high false negative rates.

However, a true randomization of task presentation would have led to the withdrawal of reward in a number of cases.

A study with sufficient power to find statistically significant risk factors for delay in presentation would have to recruit patients for years.

Perhaps a case-control study design with groups matched for age and disease severity at presentation would have helped to address this problem.

It is unlikely that patients' preferences for risk estimate presentations would have been different had they been shown their own risk estimates.

Not all of these presentations would have been caused by pandemic A/H1N1, not all people with symptoms seek medical attention, and access to care might be limited in poorer areas.

Frankly, I had suspected all along that the promise of a presentation that would have us in and out in 90 minutes was unrealistically optimistic, leading me to wonder, what other details were they glossing over?

If they had listened to Doha's presentation, nerves would have jangled louder still as it unveiled a package of "additional incentives" – funding, sponsorship, broadcasting deals and prize money that totalled $236.2m £146.6mm).

Though he doesn't note where the event was held, Dwyer's project certainly looks like the kind of class presentation that would have blown our elementary school minds. .