Sentence examples for presenting beyond from inspiring English sources
It is important to consider atypical SCID presentations in children presenting beyond the first year of life so that appropriate antimicrobial treatment can be commenced and the patient considered for curative therapy (vide infra).
Zimmerli Art Museum In keeping with its well-known focus on Russian and Soviet-era art, this museum is presenting "Beyond Memory: Soviet Nonconformist Photography and Photo-Related Works of Art".
In patients presenting beyond Milan criteria, locoregional therapy (LRT) can downstage to within Milan criteria for consideration for LT.
During the 2009 H1N1 pandemic response in Australia, individuals presenting beyond the 48-hour window of established antiviral efficacy were not offered antiviral treatment.
Patients presenting beyond the 6-hour mark require additional diagnostic testing if NCCT is negative [ 3, 4].
However, patients presenting beyond the 6-hour mark with symptoms suspicious for SAH and negative NCCT should undergo LP.
The Bond Street Theater of New York and the Exile Theater of Kabul, Afghanistan, will present "Beyond the Mirror," a theatricalization of the personal stories of Afghans who have adapted their lives to survive in a war-torn country.
Shen Wei, a hot new choreographer whose unusual dances reflect his training in calligraphy, painting and Chinese opera, will present "Beyond Resonance" and his abstract version of "The Rite of Spring" at the Ted Shawn Theater.
On March 16, Creative Growth, the nonprofit organization that serves adult artists with developmental, mental and physical disabilities, presented "Beyond Trend," a fund-raiser that kicked off with a street parade and culminated in a runway show.
The integrated content is presented beyond application silos and automatically filtered to highlight the relevant elements.
Yet, few scientists receive training in how to present, beyond the occasional ad hoc critique during the weekly lab meeting, or the odd rehearsal leading up to a thesis defense.
