Sentence examples for understanding and presentation from inspiring English sources

There's a recruitment process that challenges the applicants to demonstrate a variety of skills they'll need for the six-week programme, including creative judgement, lateral and strategic thinking, entrepreneurialism, insight and understanding and presentation skills.

Although Augustine is vehement and at times merciless in his repudiation of the Manicheans, questions can still be asked about the influence the Manichean world-view continued to exert upon his understanding and presentation of Neoplatonic and Christian themes [see "Philosophical Anthropology" below].

To minimise any effect of understanding and presentation style, all information was written in plain language using numbers (out of 100) and percentages.

Thus, the data can only be considered for what it is, namely a summary of the patient's own words based on the physician's understanding and presentation of what the patient has expressed verbally.

Using the framework of the Safer-Andersen model, we have characterised the factors influencing patient understanding and presentation in primary care as follows: pre-existing awareness, detecting and appraising change, inferring illness, and deciding to seek help.

On the other hand, students have improved collectively their capacity of understanding, synthesis and presentation of the results.

Multi-dimensional visualization techniques, which include 3-D and 4-D analyses, enable better understanding, access and presentation of the integrated information from different type of sources (Cross et al. 2005).

Thus we, students, dedicated our project to this subject, suggesting themed tours and virtual interpretation centre that would ensure a better understanding and proper presentation to tourists and to the local community.

There was no association, however, between self-reported understanding of RRR and presentation of baseline risk.

The ongoing effort to develop melanoma vaccines based on dendritic cells and peptides is driven by advances in understanding antigen presentation and processing, and by new techniques of vaccine preparation, stabilisation and delivery.

The profile precedes an e-and in situ Course, 'GOLDEN BOW', aiming to facilitate knowledge transfer required to optimize understanding and assist the presentation of information in a manner that encourages learner activities, ensuring permanent results.