Election Day progressed in suitably ugly fashion.
The kinetic equation describing the progress curve was suitably modified by taking into account the product inhibition.
This variability may reflect a putative checkpoint that monitors the packaging of cargo at an endocytic site (Loerke et al. 2009; Carroll et al. 2012) and restricts progress until cargo is suitably concentrated or organized.
_PRISM sees you manipulating 3D shapes to progress, with excellent visuals and suitably woozy music to lull you into its charms.
Their hosts need a win to progress, which should make for a suitably tense atmosphere, not least with all Ukrainians present sweating and gnawing their fists over the fitness of national hero Andriy Shevchenko.
Suitably impressed by the progress made in this department of knowledge, Bentham carried over into moral science the basic principle that people can only know, in any certain or scientific sense of that term, that which can be observed and verified.
The limited number of suitably well characterized biocatalysts continues to limit progress in the application of biological routes in the synthesis of compounds for novel pharmaceuticals, materials, or performance chemicals.
Mr Donnelly said that "to help ensure that patients' needs are best met and provide better value for money it is now imperative that the department and trusts collectively progress the transformation agenda and formulate strategies for delivering a suitably resourced and sustainable medical workforce".
The length and direction of the vectors can be thought of as a disease trajectory, showing how patients progress in 'disease space' on multiple variables (assuming that these variables suitably reflect the disease state).
Beijing has reinvented itself before, of course, most recently following the 1949 communist revolution, when Soviet advisors helped Chinese leaders replan the city, widening boulevards to suitably heroic scale and dropping smokestacks, those glorious symbols of industrial progress, into dense residential neighborhoods.
