Sentence examples for presentations generated from inspiring English sources
Risk presentations generated by COMPASS were shared with 14 patients/relatives (predominately with relatives [n = 10] via the iPad screen [n = 11] using pictographs [n = 14]).
El Jobso's stage presentations generate a fantastic number of column inches round the globe of the sort money can't buy.
The Canadian newcomer's presentation generated such buzz that Giorgio Armani himself, along with bands like Dirty Pretty Things, turned up in his front row.
Dr. Williamson's presentation generated discussion on the role of mouse models in directing the medulloblastoma research agenda as a validation or discovery tool.
We used a Venn diagram presentation generated by the web application EDGAR to illustrate homologies and differences between the finished and publicly available E. faecalis genomes.
The presentation generated considerable interest and discussion, but at no point did anyone ask for the summary national or provincial figures for the levels of different kinds of abuse.
The new collections are currently in full flow and if, in recent times, the overriding rule has been to eschew intimacy in favour of high-profile, blockbuster presentation – generating as much publicity as possible being fashion's Holy Grail – that may be about to change.
We repeated the same procedure for a response window preceding odor presentation, generating a null distribution of pseudo responses from all of the traces available for each cell.
Data collected from classical conditioning experiments were quantified, through a purpose-designed Excel worksheet, as the percentage of CRs per session – i.e., the proportion of paired CS-US stimulations within a session of 50 presentations that generated an EMG activity satisfying the above-mentioned criteria [19].
The presentations reported generated extensive discussion from all participants which it is not possible to record in this brief report.
Panel discussions followed the presentations, which generated robust dialogue on potential future research opportunities and overall policy gaps.
