Sentence examples for relevant presentations from inspiring English sources

A simple search for "radiology" results in more than 330,000 relevant presentations.

However, these whole sentences are peculiar insofar as the relevant presentations have contents of judgment as their objects.

Incomplete documentation in case-notes may mean failure to capture all relevant presentations or risk factors.

However, diagnostic interviews identify major depressive disorder but may exclude other clinically relevant presentations.

Relevant presentations at large oncology congresses (eg, ASCO and ECCO/ESMO) during the last 5 years were included.

Following relevant presentations to the Board, potential points were discussed and groups of Board members then answered pre-prepared questions on the topics via a local area network.

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The patient interval was defined as the period between symptom onset and first relevant presentation, defined as the first notification to any health-care professional working within the primary care team about a symptom or sign that was probably due to the cancer, based on information available in the medical records (Rubin et al, 2011; Weller et al, 2012).

However, because acute admission to the hospital for all upper gastrointestinal hemorrhages was standard practice within England, the admissions data will have captured almost all other relevant bleed presentations.

Over half of participants agreed that most of the information required for FASD screening is assessed at birth or during relevant clinical presentations in childhood, which indicates some capacity for FASD screening in Australia.

Although about half the participants supported the need for universal screening for FASD as an ideal and ethically responsible approach to minimise missed cases, consensus agreement was only achieved for targeted screening of individuals with relevant clinical presentations and groups at high risk of FASD.