Sentence examples for a directing one from inspiring English sources

The film became a box office breakout of sorts and earned seven Oscar nominations, including a directing one for Iñárritu, the first ever for a Mexican filmmaker.

Alternatively, the negative effect of the P-rich region on LSm1 7 binding could be a direct one, for example by occluding the LSm1 7 binding site on the Mid domain.

We hypothesize that the effect of flanking sequence conservation on polymorphism is not a direct one.

They will have the opportunity to bring in pictures and plans of their own houses, for a direct one-on-one consultation, as people come in here and pay me for a consultation, which I don't do much of anymore.

This large order of magnitude difference in the strain rates prevents a direct one-on-one comparison between experiments and simulations.

To this end we employed a C-terminal construct of UNC-76 (242–378) in a direct one-on-one analysis against all 59 FEZ2 interacting proteins (Fig. 3, Table 1).

Strictly speaking, the effect of high phosphate levels on the progression of secondary hyperparathyroidism is also in part a direct one, by prolonging the half-life of PTH mRNA in the parathyroid gland and favouring PTH secretion [ 16].

They believe the most effective approach is a direct one.

It was meant clearly as a criticism, and a direct one, of Attorney General Reno and Bill Clinton".

The relationship between these two hormones is not a direct one, however, but an indirect one, involving oestrogen.

One speaker argued that the relationship between music education and cultural value was not necessarily a direct one.