Sentence examples for presentations in both from inspiring English sources
The RKR immediately after the presentations in both groups was low and showed the typical decline as presented by the forgetting curve of Ebbinghaus [3] for the group of students.
Student presentations in both courses will be evaluated.
By the time she was 10, she was participating in town and school dramatic presentations in both Polish and Yiddish, a language that mingles Old High German and Hebrew, with Slavic and Romance elements.
There must be something in the air: similar colors, pastels especially, were recently also on display in the spring/summer presentations in both London and New York, from Phillip Lim and Prabal Gurung to Christopher Kane and Burberry Prorsum.
Firstly, there was a significant gap in the students' reading comprehension, there was also a lack of competence in designing multimedia presentations in both the content and structure of graphical expression.
Given the high volume of acute and complex presentations in both RHCs, additional HC staff were frequently required to assist with clinical management of infant cases.
Splenomegaly, thrombocytopenia, anaemia and bone pain were reported as the most common medical problems at first presentation in both surveys.
We show that hippocampal firing rates increase shortly after cue presentation in both the nonassociative scene recognition task and the associative scene-object recall task.
This presentation will review data on the architecture and functions of the tissue factor-factor VIIa complex and discuss the elements of the controversies associated with tissue factor presentation in both normal and pathologic milieu.
The heat shock protein gp96 is an adjuvant that can elicit T cell responses against cancer and infectious diseases, via antigen presentation, in both rodent models and clinical trials.
The mean temperature at presentation in both groups was 38°C (SD: 1) and mean duration of fever was 7 days (SD: 6) in the first group and 14 days (SD: 33) in the second group.
