Sentence examples for presentations thus from inspiring English sources

Mayer back on stage, recapping the presentations thus far.

Physiologically, it has an essential role in chaperoning assembly of the complex for antigen presentation thus is ubiquitously present on the surface of all nucleated cells.

This assumption can also be seen, in turn, as resting on an even more basic idea, namely that in all generality 'object' equals 'being capable to take up the role of object in a presentation,' thus an object is anything that can be presented; and anything that can be named by a name (§3, 12; §5, 23; §7, 37).

5 6 It is possible that FAST-negative stroke patients in the present study were not detected because they had a more confusing presentation, thus delaying diagnosis and subsequent request for CT scan.

As their description suggests, the use of such effective therapies is associated with early hospital presentation, thus reducing treatment time has significant benefits.

Empirical research on menu design and price presentation thus far has focused primarily on attitudinal affects on consumers and not necessarily on actual purchase behavior.

The design that allowed elaborate composition of a message during communication was expected to lead to more strategic self-presentation, thus increasing availability of the "actual self".

Upon binding to the type II IFN receptor, IFN-γ triggers the JAK/STAT signalling cascade that leads to the expression of a large array of interferon induced genes which can cause growth arrest, cell death or make tumour cells to upregulate MHC-I expression and antigen presentation, thus becoming more susceptible to MHC-restricted cytolytic killing24,25.

The magnitude and pervasiveness of this style of content presentation thus results in a worldwide challenge for science communication and science literary.

Patients are typically treated for their entire hospital stay in the department where they initially presented, regardless of appropriateness; therefore, included interventions were limited to those completed within the first 48 h of initial presentation, thus identifying services most representative of a standard ED setting.

The planned "Oakleaves" (Eichenlaub) presentation thus became a Swords (Schwerter) ceremony.