Sentence examples for milestones to define from inspiring English sources

While literary history normally avoids using political milestones to define literary epochs, we can hardly ignore that (particularly when it comes to modern Czech literature) historical events and social changes had a direct impact on the quality of literary life and its products.

The principal focus of this paper is based on the ENAP milestone to define and improve priority coverage indicators, as this was where the largest measurement gaps were identified.

It is important to define these milestones accurately and realistically from the outset.

Consultations with psychiatrists and anthropologists and the health care staff of the hospitals in Niamey (the country's capital) and Maradi to define developmental milestones and child psychopathology were also organized.

"And we need to define those milestone quickly".

Churn is important here, but it's hard to define a milestone.

An easy way to define a milestone-based formula for startups that are likely to require venture funding would be to base the formula on the valuation of the company at the various financing rounds.

Here are some possible ways to define the value milestones.

New components and user-interfaces have been developed to define constraints such as milestones or established sequences.

We therefore sought to define easily identified clinical milestones that could be shown to occur at specific points in the disease course, reflect disease progression and impact prognosis and treatment.

We demonstrate a timeline of definitive germ cell differentiation from ESCs in vitro that initially parallels endogenous oocyte development in vivo by single-cell expression profiling and analysis of functional milestones including responsiveness to defined maturation media, shared genetic requirement of Dazl, and entry into meiosis.