Sentence examples for direct follow from inspiring English sources

The less direct questioning and, as importantly, direct follow ups the candidates are subjected to, the less chance there is they stray off their talking points and — gasp! — reveal a bit of their true characters.

A direct follow on to the April 2009 Biocuration workshop will be held in association with the fifth International Biocuration Conference (spring 2012).

It is independent of the Armed Forces, which means it is possible to use personally identifiable data and hence permits direct follow up of personnel.

Examples of suggested 'postponement-tools' were direct follow up by community healthcare nurses, a safe place for the patient to sleep overnight, or a secured arrangement for follow up at the appropriate level of care the next day.

The study is a direct follow up from the study by Müller et al. 2010, and a very welcomed attempt to repeat previous findings in another system to obtain a better understanding of associations between genetic variation and behaviour, as well as to assess their generality.

Mike Judge, creator of King of the Hill and Beavis and Butthead, was then attached to direct, followed by Enchanted director Kevin Lima, and finally Linklater earlier this year.

That the sum ∑ i = 1 t I ( w i ) is direct follows by again using the hypothesis that the w i are sinks.

Among all tweets, there were 42,483 tweets containing URLs, 397,640 retweets, 21.4 million Twitter profiles, and 720 million directed follow links.

Vital and disease status information is obtained from chart review if the patient is still seen at the Institution, or through physician directed follow up letter if follow up care is provided elsewhere.

The important thing to remember is that whatever your prescription directs, follow it to a T. Malaria drugs are more effective when they're taken as indicated.

That film, "Easy Rider," which Mr. Hopper wrote with Mr. Fonda and Terry Southern and directed, followed a pair of truth-seeking bikers (Mr. Fonda and Mr. Hopper) on a cross-country journey to New Orleans.