Sentence examples for direct the progress from inspiring English sources
They did not affect the power of the trial court to direct the progress of the case in such a way as to avoid a waste of time.
Unless your child is very small, have him direct the progress of the base.
Shorter sprints are needed for controlling and directing the progress of the tasks in these projects.
She works closely with EQAPOL PIs, statisticians and Quality Assurance Unit to help direct the scientific progress of each program.
The emphasis of this chapter is directed towards the progress made using genetically engineered antibodies that could provide solutions to many of the problems currently associated with the use of conventional antibodies in biosensor systems.
Mr Chase said the flag's adoption by the southern states happened during the 1950s and 1960s as a direct response to the progress made by the civil rights movement.
The review of self-inflicted deaths among prisoners aged 18-24 in England and Wales recommended new responsibilities for prison officers to take a direct interest in the progress of individual inmates, as well as early intervention to reduce numbers of young people being put behind bars.
The fortress and surrounding area have accumulated evidence of the civilizations that developed throughout history, mainly between the 15th and 20th centuries, providing a direct testimony for the progress of the medieval Serbian state and corresponding Orthodox Church.
Many works have examined the effects of polyphenols both on the direct interaction in the progress of A β fibrillogenesis and on secondary effects, such as A β-induced proapoptotic mechanisms [ 5, 11].
In fact, experts depend on using external representations to elaborate research ideas and search for explanations behind empirical observations (Kozma et al., 2000), which can have a direct impact on the progress of science (e.g., Watson and Crick, 1953).
From there the pathway is the same as the direct pathway, progressing to the thalamus and then the motor cortex.
