Sentence examples similar to redirection out from inspiring English sources

A continued redirection of resources out of the public schools that presently contain the overwhelming majority of the student population to other schools that don't have the same kind of accountability measures is a trend that must be resisted against.

No redirection was carried out on Sundays and public holidays, when such primary care facilities were closed.

In the Brassica napus embryos, the main difference between the organic (amino acids, i.e. alanine and glutamine) and the inorganic (ammonium/nitrate) nitrogen condition was the redirection of fluxes leading into and out of the TCA cycle [ 23].

"We should undertake redirection of advocacy resources and thinking toward old-fashioned "meatspace" approaches to balance out the e-advocacy approaches that get so much attention of late".

Second, the blood vessels provide directionality to the SC movement this is clearly demonstrated by our findings that redirection of the blood vessels can lead SC cords out of the nerve and into surrounding tissue.

The redirection of the acetabulum is performed associated to an intrapelvic distraction that is carried out with a laminar spreader and in this way the osteotomy is open, producing a lengthening of the hemipelvism, correcting the intrapelvic disbalance.

This study aimed at exploring the molecular physiological consequences of a major redirection of carbon flow in so-called cyanobacterial cell factories: quantitative whole-cell proteomics analyses were carried out on two N-labelled Synechocystis mutant strains, relative to their N-labelled wild-type counterpart.

Today, our kids are benefiting from that redirection of funds".

The constant redirection of your attention is the thing.

For some countries, the redirection of exports has been dramatic.

In physiological terms, it was a mere redirection of blood flow.