Sentence examples for presentations defined from inspiring English sources

In this section, we are mainly interested in the generating functions (in terms of array polynomials) related to the presentations defined in (2) and (4).

In the light of this thought, in this paper, a connection between special (efficient and inefficient) presentations defined on infinite groups (and monoids) and some generating functions related to the special polynomials and numbers will be investigated.

60%% of the patients had meniscal repair surgery within 6 weeks after sustaining the injury (defined as "early repairs") and 37 % had surgery more than 6 weeks after the injury due to their delayed presentation (defined as "late repairs").

Three of the 11 families had an early presentation, defined as <4 years of age.

All patients had normal intraocular pressure (IOP) at presentation (defined as less than or equal to 21 mmHg).

- Group 2 (G2): Patients with neurological presentation defined as the presence of neurological symptoms and the absence of hepatic symptoms at the time of diagnosis (n = 6).

Patients with obvious renal failure on presentation, defined as a first creatinine equal to 4 mg/dl (354 μm/l) were excluded.

We assessed the factors associated with "late testing" and "delayed presentation to care" and compared them to the factors associated with "earlier presentation," defined as initiation of HIV care at CD4 counts >200/mm3 and no AIDS.

- Group 3 (G3): Patients with combined presentation defined as the appearance of neurological manifestations in a patient with hepatic disease within the first 6 months of the initial diagnosis (n = 9).

Indeed, this suggests that although the categories of presentation defined in this paper fit with the categories of decision-making defined by Charles et al. 4 they do not describe the same things and the categories of presentation actually work across the Charles et al.

6- Coomb's negative hemolytic anemia According to the type of presentation, symptomatic patients were classified into three groups: - Group 1 (G1): Patients with hepatic presentation defined as presence at time of diagnosis of exclusively hepatic symptoms and signs in the absence of neurological symptoms and signs as confirmed by careful neurological examination (n = 35).