Sentence examples for outlined to us from inspiring English sources

"We believe the steps as they have been outlined to us are appropriate and responsive to the discussions that we've been having with F.D.A. officials and other government officials over the last few months," said Gene Grabowski, vice president for communications at the trade group, the Grocery Manufacturers of America.

Committee chairman Lord Elis-Thomas said: "These latest developments, to improve clarity and communication and support, would appear at first sight to allay some of the fears outlined to us by farmers and participating organisations.

A propos of this I have a further question for both rapporteur and Commissioner regarding the Dutch presidency's programme which has been outlined to us here this afternoon.

The ILP model just outlined allows us to find a G ∈ ⟨ P⟩ r corresponding to some optimal candidate supertree T*.

The approach outlined allows us to relate the absolute dose level of a nanotherapeutic (particle number) and its formulation (intracellular packaging) to biomarkers of cell status, measured on the standardized, high-throughput platform of flow cytometry.

Bergdahl's release came in the same week that Obama outlined plans to keep US forces in Afghanistan until 2016, during a commencement speech at West Point military academy.

"And I think it's time for them to outline for us what's their position to keep the government funded.

Standard deviation of seven replicates was multiplied by the student t value at the 99% confidence interval (six degrees of freedom, t value, 3.143), according to procedures outlined by the US-EPA [43].

So we're going to work together to address these threats and much of the enhanced security cooperation that I have outlined will allow us to do precisely that.

The in vitro results outlined above encouraged us to further examine the roles of sorafenib on EMT occurrence and fibroblast activation in the mouse lung injury model.

The rules outlined above allow us to determine the pairwise distance, for a given event and gene block, between any two genomes in our corpus.