Sentence examples for directed to some from inspiring English sources

The radiation has not spread evenly from the reactors, but instead has been directed to some areas and not others by weather patterns and the terrain.

So if a behavior is more common between identical twins than between fraternal twins, it is presumably being directed to some degree by genes.

Petition, written instrument directed to some individual, official, legislative body, or court in order to redress a grievance or to request the granting of a favour.

It is important to note that the review does not cover any synthetic applications of boronic acids for publications on these areas you are directed to some excellent recent reviews [1]-[3].

Hedahl (2013) presents a hybrid "priority" explanation of directionality, in which a duty is directed to some entity just in case that entity's prioritization controls the normative strength of the duty.

If you're a nerdy sort of iPhone user, then you know the frustration that comes from tapping a link on the web and then being directed to some crappy mobile website for the app instead of the lovely, native version you already have installed on your phone.

Express appreciation for these things not necessarily by directing to some person or being (unless that person helped you directly).

There, patients may be directed to try some of the techniques I used, or others, and may be assessed for associated conditions like snoring.

Although artificial selection is directed to favour some morphological features, neutral markers did not detect this process.

The present study was directed to investigate some associations between the three SNPs of RBP4 previously shown to be present in persons showing some susceptibility to T2DM, during pregnancy and after delivery in women with GDM and healthy pregnant controls.

In contrast, of course, the prayer in Town of Greece was directed to the public, some or all of whom had business before the town board.