Sentence examples for overview of events from inspiring English sources

Mr. Meredith's main accomplishment here is in providing a many-faceted, sensibly incisive overview of events that could easily be oversimplified, and have been in earlier accounts.

To give a very brief overview of events, it seemed to me the meeting was very worthwhile in holding and a number of different views were expressed about potential ways forward for media in Leeds.

But it also has, at moments, produced what looks like collective awareness — giving Cairo street demonstrators, for example, a real-time overview of events that may have helped modulate behaviors in ways that avoided violence.

A brief, focused overview of events leading to the foreign body reaction is presented.

The timeline at the bottom shows the overall distribution of events over time, providing a historical overview of events per date.

Although the V-Model supports implicit sequential events (P5) and overview of events' flows (V3), the items were excluded from the evaluation because these features were very hard to evaluate objectively with simple questions.

For an overview of event-related potentials in the active condition please also refer to supplementary material and Supplementary Fig. 1.

The topographical distribution of theta ERS for the passive condition is also depicted in Supplementary Fig. 2. For an overview of event-related potentials in the passive condition please refer to the supplementary material (Supplementary Fig. 1).

All interviewees had been abducted by LRA rebels and all of them have experienced a series of different traumatic event types, (average 16.5 SD 2.7, from 26 possible event type categories (see Figure 1); table 1 presents an overview of traumatic events that more than 70% of all respondents have experienced or witnessed.

Our findings provide a broad overview of molecular events underlying the tumorigenesis of uterine ULMs and identify select genetic and regulatory events that alter microRNA expression and may play important roles in ULM pathobiology by positively regulating tumor growth while maintaining the non-invasive character of ULMs.

Evidence of this journey is recorded in the landscape and the rocks and sediments beneath our feet, and this article provides an overview of these events and the themed contributions to this Special Issue of Proceedings of the Geologists Associationn, which focuses on 'The Geology of England – critical examples of Earth History'.