Sentence examples for presentations that result from inspiring English sources

Patient cohorts from primary care may under-record Screen-Detected cases, incidental diagnosis made while under hospital care and Emergency Presentations that result in death shortly after diagnosis.

Bilateral lacrimal gland (LG) disease is a unique presentation that can result from varied causes.

Further, it was emphasized that new and better vaccines should elicit a fast DC turnover at sites of infection together with strong DC activation ensuring maximum antigen presentation to T cells that result in the production of key cytokines required for inducing protective immunity.

Dan Mitchell, the Campaign Manager for TED, recounted how Ocean conservationist Dr. Sylvia Earle drew attention through her compelling TED presentation that ultimately resulted in Mission Blue, a special voyage and initiative to protect the ocean, which raised $19 million and helped protect a substantive piece of the Sargasso Sea.

While these voluntary disclosures increase information to investors and the marketplace, I am concerned that the lack of uniform standards and the lack of comparability may result in presentations that are not fairly balanced or fairly presented.

I help people build and deliver presentations that get heard and get results". No equivocating.

It is recognised that designing medicines for smaller population groups will result in multiple presentations that could lead to smaller manufacturing batch sizes.

Migraine is a complex disorder that evolves due to a combination of multiple genes and external factors such as gene-environment, gene-nutrient, gene-gene interactions and epigenetics that result in multiple presentations of the disorder making it difficult to pinpoint the relevant genomic risk factors [6].

Presentations, that's what.

Here biases refer to those factors (due to study design, data quality, statistical analysis, or result presentation) that tend to produce misleading research results.

We chose two different females' faces so that by counterbalancing their presentation across subjects we ensured that results found were not due to physical characteristics of the stimuli.