WARNING: It is my opinion (R.E.) NOT TO ENCOURAGE PLOTS WITHOUT THE SENSITIVITY BANDS  TO BE SHOWN PUBLICLY, but ultimately that is up to the speaker to decide.  And this is why  :  let's assume you are in a conference and someone shows you a plot like this one :


Then you say, OK the solid region is the excluded one, and you go home happy.
But then someone bothers to make the sensitivity band and it looks like this :


THAT'S A WHOLE OTHER STORY and you don't go home happy, but start thinking  about the possibility of  signal and hire a student to work on it.  The band is telling you that there  is at least a 3.5 sigma difference with SM expectation. You expected to exclude a 100 GeV charged Higgs for tan(b) less than 1.3, but could only exclude tan(b) less than 0.8 and the sigma in tan(b) is about 0.15.  The plot without the sensitivy band was hiding this fact. In an exclusion plot the signal always manifests itself as a discrepancy with the SM.