Sentence examples for ultimate presentation from inspiring English sources

It does this by allowing both top-down design and bottom-up creation with a hierarchical multimedia document representation; by supporting the flexible inclusion and combination of words, images, sounds, and video sequences; and by providing realtime playback of the best approximation to the ultimate presentation that can be produced at any stage of the design process.

"I wanted to document a process, so I chose the ultimate presentation method as a video," Lingnan says.

Finally, trogocytosis may be a significant route of uptake of antigen leading to ultimate presentation to T cells [33].

We now understand that atherosclerosis is a complex and active process and that the ultimate clinical presentation results from the interaction of multiple cell types and organ systems (Corti et al, 2004; Libby & Theroux, 2005).

Immense experimental research over the past decades on diabetes and associated complications led to our current understanding that the ultimate clinical presentation of the disease results from the interaction of multiple cell types and organ systems (S171).

Host genotype also appears to affect to some extent the ultimate pathological presentation of the disease [ 2- 4] as do specific scrapie 'strains' [ 5] and this complex interaction is not yet clearly understood, although it is widely accepted that several variants of classical scrapie exist in the field.

The ultimate birthday present?

The ultimate goal is the presentation to our clients where we present the story of what's happening with their brand and their advertising.

The ultimate goals of this presentation are to increase public education by promoting strict adherence to standard guidelines for safe gun usage, and to re-evaluate the future of toy gun designs that realistically mirror designs of current weapons.

The ultimate performance level, following presentation of a sufficient number of trials, is indicative of how well these cue outcome associations are acquired.

In addition to age and presence of comorbidities, other factors including the type of virus exposure and initial inoculum size, frequency of bacterial coinfections, and timely disease recognition and access to quality care are likely important factors in affecting both clinical presentation and ultimate outcome in influenza.