Sentence examples for advanced to the end of from inspiring English sources
He then advanced to the end of the dialogue, in which Omer applies more emotional pressure: "I know you care about Nadia.
For intraluminal ultrasound imaging of pedicle screw holes, the catheter was advanced to the end of the pedicle screw holes and then retracted, acquiring a stack of approximately 150 images for each pedicle.
Having won eight of their nine games in the regular season, the team won the Division One North title and advanced to the end-of-season playoffs.
This suggests that the chondrogenic differentiation of the MSCs advanced to the end stage, hypertrophic state that is typical of endochondral ossification during skeletal development.
Finally, deflation of the endotracheal tube cuff may help eliminate CO2 by allowing the front of fresh gas to be advanced to the distal end of the endotracheal tube, allowing a slight reduction of the anatomic dead space, which may be significant in situations when the Vt is small.
The registered nurse and single mother from Houston said when she was 19, she dreamed of being a singer and advanced to the very end of an audition process.
With no contacts between the American commands and the British units, the Middlesex Regiment advanced to the south end of the valley without attacking the roadblock.
Although an Italian strongpoint caused the battalion to scatter, in piecemeal fashion, it advanced to the western end of the ridge taking several prisoners on the way.
Once the catheter was advanced to the distal end of the needle, the TBNA needle was withdrawn ~1-2 cm to expose the OFDI catheter for imaging, Fig. 3(c).
Whereas most previous Myst titles had forgone 3D graphics rendered in real-time in favor of interactive prerendered environments, Rand Miller decided that technology had advanced to the point that End of Ages could use real-time graphics without sacrificing player immersion.
This suture is inserted at the midpoint of a wound and pulled through till resistance is encountered from the opposing barbs; each half of the suture is then advanced to the lateral ends of the wound.
