Sentence examples for investigative progress from inspiring English sources

Members were updated on the investigative progress of local authorities.

The F.B.I. has recently announced that they have made "significant investigative progress" in the search for the stolen art.

In this article, we review the current investigative progress in the development of engineered whole-cell biocatalysts with excellent OP-hydrolyzing activity, a broad spectrum of substrate specificity, and outstanding stability for the detoxification and detection of OPs.

"Today, we are pleased to announce that the F.B.I. has made significant investigative progress in the search for the stolen art from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum," Richard DesLauriers, special agent in charge of the F.B.I.'s Boston office, said at a news conference.

No, he has turned to the notes and theories from classical Greece to reveal how far our understanding, and investigative techniques, progressed between antiquity and the age of enlightenment.

Plus Hallberg's consistently mixes it up, interspersing the story of the present with flashbacks and flash-forwards, and sectioning the book by means of "interludes" as diverse as diary entries, investigative journalism in progress, and one of Sam's zines replicated in painstaking photocopied detail.

A federal grand jury in Washington has been convened to hear testimony over whether agents in a McAllen, Texas, field office fabricated "investigative activity" to show progress on misconduct cases involving homeland security employees, officials familiar with the probe told the Center for Investigative Reporting.

The fresh review of corruption cases comes as U.S. lawmakers expressed concern over the reports about potential misconduct in the McAllen field office, where agents may have fabricated "investigative activity" to show progress on misconduct cases involving homeland security employees, officials said.

Recording investigation history allows the investigative team to review the path or progress of their investigation or to retrieve information that previously had been deemed irrelevant or deleted, but then found to have greater significance due to new incoming information.

We have got a few cases in our newspaper at the moment that are legitimate investigative cases that we cannot progress with because of the libel laws in this country".

In conclusion, beyond the great enthusiasm for new treatment perspectives, much investigative work is still in progress on the development of robust and customized SCS-based future therapeutics, paving the way for new regenerative medicine approaches to CNS repair (Fig. 1).