The variability of presentation has led to the development of several classification criteria for SS.
The high labour intensity and cost of ex vivo pulsing, together with uncertainties concerning the trafficking of ex vivo differentiated DCs and their efficacy of cross-presentation, has led to strategies to target DCs with Ag in vivo.
The different mode of presentation has led experts to elaborate the Oslo classification which subdivides CD in symptomatic, i.e. "classical" and "non-classical", vs. clinically silent, i.e. "subclinical", phenotypes [ 15].
It says the target – which stipulates that a predetermined proportion of patients should be admitted, discharged or transferred from emergency departments within four hours of presentation – had led to fewer deaths but now hospitals are struggling to keep beating it.
A lack of proper information and the dominance of misleading presentation have led to a negative portrayal of mental illness, and sufferers are collectively and unjustifiably categorized and rejected, regardless of the form of mental illness [ 13, 15].
The spectrum of lymph node presentation has lead to a host of trials involving various therapeutic combinations, and optimal management has been unclear.
This memory is only acquired by a spaced presentation of a passing screen (3 min of intertrial interval) but not by a massive presentation, which has led to the hypothesis that the repetitive display of the screen separated by long intervals signifies for the crab a "stubborn" predator passing overhead [15].
The perceived overt sexuality of her presentation style has led to Lawson's being called the "queen of food porn".
The posterior pattern of atrophy with which these presentations are associated has led to the term posterior cortical atrophy (PCA).
Subsequently in the United States, Dr. Montanari focused her research on post-transplant lymphoproliferative disorders, creating one of the world's largest data sets of these diseases; the analysis of which, comprising clinical and pathological characteristics at initial presentation and in relapse, has led to the development of a new prognostic scoring system.
