Sentence examples for preparations will have from inspiring English sources

Anyone looking for a straight retelling of Hans Christian Andersen's mawkish story, about the tiny matchseller who freezes to death as those around her blindly continue their Christmas preparations, will have to look elsewhere.

However, although clearly much remains to be done before radiolabeled nanoparticles can be widely adopted for routine clinical applications due to their unusual characteristics, including their extraordinary sensitivity in visualizing the targeted tissues compared to other diagnostic agents, it is likely that such preparations will have a major impact on the diagnostic arena in the near future.

They also predict that you'll be eating healthful acai bowls for breakfast, that turmeric will be the spice of the year; that imaginative vegetables preparations will have chefs shoving meat to the side of the plate, and that restaurants will be rushing to get additives, hormones and artificial ingredients out of the food they serve you.

The limitation of using local criteria for the diagnosis of GHD is that different provocation tests, GH assays and reference preparations will have been used.

Debate preparation will have to be sandwiched in between.

The HBS students' classroom preparation will have to be pretty thorough, then, to make up for the brevity of their field trips.

Teenagers studying for a new GCSE in food preparation will have to know how to portion a chicken, fillet a fish and julienne vegetables, as well as make a variety of sauces from hollandaise and mayonnaise to veloute, bechamel and plain old gravy.

Vendors will be restricted to food trucks per se (no carts, wagons, etc), and the majority of the food preparation will have to occur off-location, i.e: not in the truck itself.

Independently of the number of rounds of progeny production, a vaccine based on two-component viral preparation will have a safety barrier additional to mere attenuation of a standard one-component virus, and immunogenicity may still be maintained upon chemical inactivation.

A paper based on comparative analysis of the F element of four Drosophila species, now in preparation, will have more than 1000 student and faculty coauthors.

The critic sees something once then reacts quickly in print; the artists have weeks, if not months, of preparation and will have thought of most points of contention well in advance of the press night.