Sentence examples for presented broken from inspiring English sources

For example, prognosis (death or cure) is not presented broken down by Z-N status (i.e. for smear-positive and smear-negative separately).

Williams and Whitworth [ 24] provided a characterisation of the TCS genes from 1405 replicons as a pangenomic yardstick against which to compare TCS gene sets and these are included in Table  2 as bacterial mean values.> -wrap-foot> For each genome, the numbers of TCS genes are presented, broken down by type.

Before that production closed, the East Village theater La MaMa presented "Broken Nails," a one-woman show about the elderly Dietrich's co-dependent relationship with her maid.

It is as important to underline that 44%% of participants presented broken symmetry in gyrification (L1/R2 and L2/R1), which may relate to the setting up of functional hemispheric asymmetries.

The site presents breaking theater news for New York, the regional theater circuit and overseas, as well as electronic versions of Playbill's hard-copy articles.

Why doesn't The Times set up a special section online, perhaps called "New York Times Online Raw" to present breaking news that has not yet been formalized for the print edition?

The interest in (1.4) and in (1.5) lies in that model equations presenting breaking waves as well as peaked traveling waves are of great importance in hydrodynamics [23], and the traveling wave solutions of large amplitude to the governing equations for water waves are peaked waves [13].

He worked at the BBC station 1-Xtra but was given a presenting break by Kiss.

Having earned his presenting break with in-store radio for Virgin Megastores, based in Oxford Street, he now calls his Club Asia slot The Nashta Nooshta Show, a play on Punjabi meaning simply "the breakfast show".

The majority of the railways of Victoria are of broad gauge, presenting break-of-gauge difficulties when connections were made with New South Wales which uses the standard gauge.

Though it turns out post-colonial theory doesn't pay rent, that giddy comp-lit excitement feels very relevant once again now that we have "The Anthology of Rap", edited by Adam Bradley and Adam Dubois.The book is an introduction to rap from the 1970s to the present, broken down by artist and era, with mentions as diverse as Grandmaster Flash, Eminem, Salt-N-pepa and Jay-Z.