Sentence examples for outlining the progress from inspiring English sources
A planned FBI news conference outlining the progress of the investigation was postponed on Wednesday afternoon.
We continue by outlining the progress that has been made in identifying the functional significance of different types of interactions, for example, in subserving stimulus binding and enhancement of perceptual certainty.
These were optional programs which were part of a broader program that included issuing a report card outlining the progress as a state, as required by a law the state legislature passed in 1991.
It is timely to take stock of the field, outlining the progress made, framing the controversies and anticipating future directions in elucidating the genetics of POI.
We aimed to review the existing literature, outlining the progress of the emerging vaccines and immunotherapy against Staphylococcus aureus at all stages of development; present the evidence regarding key issues surrounding these products and assess the level of collective optimism of international experts over their priority status for receiving investment support.
In my interview with Wu Zongxin, who heads the New and Nuclear Energy lab at Tsinghua, he outlined the progress on China's first 250MW pebble-bed reactor, which will be a world leader.
Petraeus congratulated Bahrain on its nomination of an Ambassador to Iraq, stressed the need for further Arab support for the Iraqi government in order to cancel out Iranian influence, and outlined the progress the GOI and Coalition forces have made against Iranian-backed militia groups and Al-Qaeda in Iraq.
This critical review outlines the progress in current density evaluated per projected surface area of electrodes, the most wide-spread performance indicator.
Here, we outline the progress to date and the requirements for the development of ideal in vitro 3D models for blood vessels, heart valves, and myocardial tissue.
This chapter outlines the progress toward novel microfabricated capillary array electrophoresis (μCAE)) devices capable of fully integrated, high-throughput genotyping and DNA sequencing.
This review aims to outline the progress in the in vitro and in vivo modeling of buccal drug delivery and provide a critical review of currently used methods.
