Sentence examples for presentations at different from inspiring English sources

Get yourself invited to give seminar presentations at different institutions.

This weekend's 20th Roswell UFO festival takes off full blast today with speakers giving their presentations at different locations simultaneously.

The relationship between a disease phenotype and a pathogen may sometimes be ambiguous as disease phenotypes often reflect universal pathobiology and the spectrum of clinical presentations at different time-points in the natural history of a disease.

Multiple pieces of evidence from the presentations at different sessions of the conference indicated that gene-gene interactions contribute substantially to human complex diseases.

Despite positive evidence about the skeletal efficacy of lasofoxifene have emerged from abstract presentations at different meetings, there is only a single phase II trial 74 actually published in peer reviewed journals.

This suggests that ORFV like other large DNA viruses (e.g. Herpesviruses) uses different evasion strategies to interfere with antigen presentation at different levels of MHC I processing.

Due to the different working shifts of the emergency physicians, three lectures (PowerPoint presentation) were conducted at different times to explain MSF and its functions while further assuring the physicians through an official letter by the Chief of Medical Staff stating that the evaluation would be solely used for improvement and formative feedbacks.

To test whether the same was true when anti-DNGR-1 mAb was used as vector, we injected B6 mice with OVA323 339-coupled anti-DNGR1 mAb and analyzed MHC class II presentatiOVA323 339-coupledent time points.

Membrane potential was recorded in current clamp mode during monaural presentations of pure tones at different frequencies (typically 1 3 repetitions of 50 250 ms long tones in 0.3 octave increments, at 60 dB SPL).

(a) It can be computed with a frequency weighting representing the variation in sensitivity of the human ear over the audible frequency range at different presentation levels (A-, B-, and C-weightings).

Roughly speaking, in Weyl's presentation (1918), two vectors at different points are parallel if they belong to a family of vectors along a curve that do not vary along the curve.