Sentence examples for recognised presentation from inspiring English sources
While it remains a possibility that both Xpert and MGIT cultures were false positive due to contamination at sampling, this is a recognised presentation in older children and this case highlights the diversity of presentation in childhood TB and the difficulty of using standardised definitions to classify cases.
Adaptive immune cells are activated when cryptococci are recognised after presentation through antigen presenting cells (APCs).
However only 32% of cancer vignettes with a history of cigarette smoking were recognised as presentations of possible cancer.
This was recognised with the presentation of the Nebula Grand Master Award in 1994.
Its service was recognised with the presentation of a Squadron Standard by the Commander-in-Chief Far East Air Force, Air Marshal The Earl of Brandon.
Instead, it was decided that Manahi would be recognised by the presentation of an altar cloth, a personal letter from Queen Elizabeth II acknowledging his gallantry and a sword.
In October 2006, after further dialogue with Buckingham Palace, the New Zealand Minister of Defence, Phil Goff, announced that Manahi would be recognised by the presentation of an altar cloth, a personal letter from the Queen acknowledging his gallantry and a sword.
Furthermore, we previously showed that Herceptin, which inhibits HER2 signalling and downregulates HER2 expression on the cell surface, enhances MHC class I-restricted antigen presentation recognised by HER2-specific CTLs (Kono et al, 2004).
Although giving a paper is part of academic culture, professors often fail to recognise that presentations are not journal articles, says Edwards. "They're a completely different medium of communication and they require a different set of skills," he adds.
Recognising these presentations of CSC is critical to avoid improper management.
Moreover, it highlights the importance of recognising atypical presentations of CSC in order to avoid misdiagnoses and improper management.
