Sentence examples similar to a marked stride from inspiring English sources
Quantitative indices of motor abilities, applied at 8 and 12 months of age, also revealed progressive gait disorders in complex ganglioside knockout mice compared to controls, including reduced stride length, stride width, and increased hindpaw print length as well as a marked reduction in rearing.
Metro Chief Executive Richard A. White was forced out of his job yesterday, ending a tenure marked by strides in fixing complex funding problems but struggles with daily crises, including broken escalators, faulty rail cars and preventable accidents.
Marked strides have been made in understanding and treating renal osteodystrophy.
"Juno" is a remarkably fresh crowd and critic pleaser; "Atonement" is a period epic largely unburdened by clichés of the genre; "Michael Clayton" is a classic Hollywood whodunit with a movie star who happens to be George Clooney; "No Country for Old Men" soared on sure-handed directing and riveting performances; and "There Will Be Blood" marked a huge stride for the director Paul Thomas Anderson.
It's a celebration that marks many strides forward for women.
The new play marks an impressive stride for a writer with a saw-toothed wit and a seductive interest in exploring the rewards and responsibilities of emotional interdependence.
It marks a major stride forward, at once sure-footed in its method and destabilizing in its effect.
The project was rife with challenges, uncertainties and delays, but its success marks a major stride forward for the aviation industry and the clean-energy sector.
But we are still at least a year away - with all the lobbying and politicking that will involve - from knowing whether it will mark a genuine stride forward or a depressing step backwards.
