However, several scientific issues need to be addressed and the clarity of the presentation requires significant improvement.
The reviewers do not request major new experiments, however, it is clear from the reviews (provided below) that the presentation requires improvement.
While complexity in behaviour can be explained by distinct mechanistic sub-groups, it can equally be interpreted as the individualisation of response to a single underlying problem, and while the complexity of the presentation requires that intervention be broad and personalised it may still have as its basis a single idea.
The frenzied lobbying and dazzling presentations required to grab the IOC's selective attention leads politicians to commission designs not keyed to long-term utility but to rapid-fire novelty.
Third would be "some mechanism for getting ready to get a job," such as help preparing for the all-important seminar and chalk talk presentations required for many academic appointments.
Severe clinical presentations required re-hospitalization including in intensive care units.
The instructor estimated the presentation of the slide took on average 10 seconds at the beginning of each of the ten lectures, with the first two presentations requiring more time because students were given initial explanations of what the images represented.
The instructor estimated the presentation of both slides took on average 30 seconds to present at the beginning of each of the ten lectures, with the first two presentations requiring more time because students were given initial instructions and explanation of what the image represented.
Furthermore, depending on the desired MHC presentation required for the antigen, the material must either be localized to the cytoplasm (MHC class I) or the endosome/lysosome (MHC class II).
Ritzel accepts Reinach's argument that presentations require the intuitive presence of the object, whereas meaning something does not (1916, 35), but he complements this view by claiming that meaning acts and presentation differ because the kinds of objects towards which they are directed differ.
