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The clinical task of identifying these disorders is made more complicated, however, by nonspecific presentations that include failure-to-thrive, developmental delay, or recurrent vomiting and by varying presentations of the same disorder.

Over the course of this single day, participants will take in presentations that include the secrets of getting published, working with agents, freelance writing, novel building, universalizing personal experiences, songwriting, playwriting, using writing as leadership and service, socially conscious poetry, and crafting a writing career.

Acute coronary syndromes (ACS) encompass a spectrum of clinical presentations that include ST elevation myocardial infarction (STEMI), non-STEMI (NSTEMI), and unstable angina.

This is exemplified by presentations that include the use of in vivo electroporation as well as more novel delivery methods such as magneto-permeabilization and helium plasma, both of which are contact-independent modalities.

A list of Carnegie Hall presentations that included Mr. Carter's music took up eight pages of the program on Thursday night.

"The French were pompous and pretentious," she said in the press of the day, referring to presentations that included showgirls, space ships and a pumpkin coach.

A new section, Focus, for galleries established after 2001 (there is also Frame, for galleries under six years old), may well have added to that younger feel, with its vibrant solo presentations that included a video, "West Hinder," by the Turner nominee Elizabeth Price, and Torsten Slama's slightly sinister pencil drawings of empty buildings.

She was at the forefront of the customizing, deconstructionist movement of the 90s, and her collections often culminated in presentations that included live music from bands like the No-Neck Blues Band and collaborations with artists like Antoinette Aurell and Mark Borthwick.

This classification encompasses a broad spectrum of clinical presentations that includes acute myocardial infarction through to a pattern of angina without evidence of damage to the heart muscle.

Control patients were admitted with a range of acute non-vascular surgical presentations that included colorectal, urological and orthopaedic conditions (table 1).

It is worth noting that the literature search uncovered many abstracts of recent conference presentations that included studies of new transition readiness tools, suggesting that this is a vibrant and growing area of research and clinical practice.