Sentence examples for directed early on from inspiring English sources
The movies that he directed early on — even "Citizen Kane" alone — should have assured him the equivalent of a permanent artistic annuity.
Particular attention was directed early on to critical and stressful life events, to lifestyle factors and health risk behaviours, to the healthcare system, to socialization and the social environment, to the living and housing environment and exposure to environmental hazards.
Technology developers are beginning to realize that direct, early dialogue on the evidence requirements of the major pricing and reimbursement agencies, before phase 3 clinical trial designs for their key development compounds have been finalized, may be beneficial.
Each cluster has a designated lead agency: the World Health Organisation leads the health cluster; the World Food Programme heads logistics and food security; the UN Development Programme directs on early recovery and livelihoods.
The investigation of signal transduction has typically focused on direct early events, but analysis of the mechanisms by which signals are propagated over time and the importance of autocrine loops in regulating cellular responses has started to gain more attention [ 62– 62].
She was named resident director of the Royal Court theatre aged just 27 and went on to direct early episodes of EastEnders and Casualty, before cinema beckoned with movies such as Ravenous and Priest.
Important factors for creating such a developmental environment in a mentoring programme are the neutral role of the mentor, an early and directed focus on the non-medical aspects of the professional role and continuity throughout the educational programme.
The play is now being revived at the Barrymore by Mike Nichols, who was set to direct the film version early on until the project fell through.
Free text responses included 'the only people that know about guidelines for sepsis are the ICU physicians' and 'the only time I have heard of early goal directed therapy was on ER'.
