Sentence examples for presentations of which from inspiring English sources

There is a wide range of abnormalities which affect the skull base within the sella turcica, ranging from a persistent craniopharyngeal canal to trans-sphenoidal and sphenoethmoidal cephaloceles, many presentations of which are extremely rare.

The interested reader should notice that even for most of those presentations of which only the abstract is included here, the original slides (in pdf-format) can be found at the NKVet web site (http://www.nkvet.org/index.php?id=11).

In addition, a further level 3 pharmacokinetic study was identified and included (Nave et al. 2006), along with 22 abstracts of meeting presentations, of which 4 were included following removal of duplicates.

We also report the nonspecific signs and symptoms of malaria presentation of which fever is most often present in the history.

We present a case of psoas abscess, the initial clinical presentation of which was painful swelling of the buttock with local erythema and a sense of heat.

That is why the reality (a graphical presentation of which can be seen at places such as this), though acknowledged by virtually all climatologists, is rejected, just disbelieved, by much of the public.

The 30 trials were subdivided into three experimental conditions (C1, C2 and C3) of ten trials each, blocked into three experimental sessions, the presentation of which was pseudo-randomly balanced across pairs.

The hemodynamic presentation, of which there are many, depends on comorbidities and stage of sepsis [ 83].

This theory, presentation of which goes beyond the scope of this article, can explain why many similar phenomena appear in very different chronic inflammatory diseases [ 35].

In the 38 patients whose CT scans they were able to review, 23 showed metastases at presentation of which 13 involved the liver and eight were peritoneal.

Mr President, we are very happy that President Barroso has been able to join us and that we are able to examine with him this 2005 programme, the presentation of which has been delayed, albeit for reasons of which we are aware.