Sentence examples for eventual direction from inspiring English sources

The antitrust investigation may give some hints of that eventual direction.

A mistrust of the divine is important to the eventual direction of the character, but Preacher sure has taken a rather roundabout way to get there.

In addition, our data argue strongly against the drift-rate change hypothesis, showing that the initial rates of accumulation are nearly identical for the HL and LH conditions, and that the eventual direction of divergence (LH slope steeper than HL) is opposite to the prediction of the drift-rate change hypothesis (Fig. 10).

That moment in which everything comes together is often the result of a long period of hard work, constant re-evaluation and several healthy missteps that help determine an eventual successful direction.

The kid they call "Sweet Feet" for her speed and quick changes of direction on the football field is running toward an eventual focus on her favorite sport, soccer, her dad told Yahoo Sports.

We suggest that the combination of these two modelling procedures provides a deeper insight into the decline process, differentiating overall optimal and suboptimal areas (General model) and predicting the direction of eventual local extinctions (Decline model).

Conclusion: Application of the m/SOFA score in the early postoperative period, which reflects cumulative perioperative organ damage, would provide some direction to eventual outcomes of morbidity and mortality in patients with congenital heart defects undergoing surgery.

Left column, RT histograms; right column, RT vs strength of decoded choice in direction of eventual reach.

Accordingly, the targeting of lecticans at the synapse could be a beneficial direction for eventual therapeutic development for AD.

(D ) Strength of decoded choice in direction of eventual reach (positive toward reach) at 100 ms after maze onset, vs RT for non-delayed free-choice trials.

I have just one comment with regards to providing direction for eventual interpretation of the data by users: The conflation of gender differences in perceiving emotions with audio vs. visual distinctions is a real concern, and the authors acknowledge this, but the current description does not provide enough direction on how to deal with this potential confound.