Sentence examples for I preparatory from inspiring English sources

The development of an LTP should involve five phases, all including public consultation: i) preparatory study, ii) definition of the local goals of the LTP, iii) detailed diagnostic, iv) intervention plan, and v) drawing up of the LTP.

When I was five years old my mother married an Army captain, a Scot named David Stiven, and from then until I left preparatory school I was known as Alec Stiven (a name I rather liked, although I hated and dreaded my stepfather)." His mother's "violently unhappy marriage" lasted only three years, ending when Captain Stiven was posted to New Zealand, Sir Alec said.

Therefore, the investigation team construed its objective and subjective elements in light of criminal justice notions (i) punishable preparatory acts; (ii) 'ordering' as mode of individual criminal liability; (iii) effective control and command responsibility; and (iv) indirect perpetration as an organized structure of power.

Cleaning tests were carried out on a 2 caseinsein layer on oil painting specimens laid on linen canvas: i) a preparatory ground (CaCO3/ linseed oil/ochre pigment); ii) a first paint layer (linseed oil/dark green pigment); iii) a second paint layer (casein medium binder/yellow ochre), on which the enzymes act.

As glycolysis can be separated into two phases: (i) the preparatory phase (or 'energy investment' phase), in which two ATP molecules are consumed and one glucose molecule is split, and (ii) the harvesting phase (or 'payoff' phase), in which energy is extracted in the form of four ATP molecules – inhibitors of specific glycolytic enzymes can be divided accordingly.

Mr. Werner said that in creating each piece, "although I do preparatory drawings, there is a certain amount of discovery.

In this regard, may I recommend preparatory summer readings?

For now, when large-scale genomic screenings are performed with thousands of markers, since FAM-MDR Part I is preparatory for subsequent association analysis, FAM-MDR can include a pre-selection step of good candidates of markers for epistasis analysis.

The findings indicate that environmental knowledge increased more than environmental attitudes during the indirect portion of the program (i.e., preparatory program) whereas the direct portion (i.e., international workshop) produced similar levels of knowledge and attitude growth.

All adolescents taking part in the study were enrolled in average or higher-level education (i.e., preparatory college and pre-university education).

The time burden was not onerous, with required components being offered in a flexible learning mode (i.e., preparatory readings at home) and/or outside of standard business hours (or, for those pharmacies open on weekends, when it is easiest to find locum pharmacists to cover work-shifts).