American officers who work closely with Iraqi forces emphasize the progress that has been made from the days when the security forces barely functioned, and point to a rising professionalism.
We explore the basic concepts and methods for myocardial tissue reconstruction and emphasize the progress made and remaining challenges of stem cells in myocardial tissue engineering.
Heterologous expression of An. gambiae olfactory receptors (Hallem et al., 2004) along with electrophysiological characterization of the peripheral olfactory system (Qiu et al., 2006) emphasize the progress of the field.
Mrs. Churchill gave slide lectures on Indians -- a simulated version of one is in the show -- in which she emphasized the progress they were making, how much they were "just like us".
Horses and motorcars vie for space on the main street of Treegap, and Mae Tuck, in awe, stops to admire a typewriter, neatly emphasizing the progress that she and her family can observe but will never experience firsthand.
In Brussels, Ukraine's foreign minister emphasized the progress that the country has made toward meeting European benchmarks, saying the parties "have never been so close to the association agreement as they are now".
But today, Mr. Bremer forcefully emphasized the progress made so far -- including the reopening of hospitals, health clinics and schools -- while warning that many of the problems that remained were the results of 40 years of neglect and that they would take time to fix.
The tangential navigation steers the robot parallel to the boundary of the closest obstacle while still emphasizing the progress towards the goal.
To that end, we first provide a brief history of the lampricide control program and its processes and operations emphasizing the progress that has been made over the last 50 years.
She repeatedly emphasized the progress made under Obama, particularly when it came to healthcare.
Histories of environmental pollution usually begin with the Donora smog, which in 1948 first opened the nation's eyes to the consequences of pollution, or emphasize the dramatic progress made since the watershed publication of Silent Spring in 1962.
