Sentence examples for steps directed by from inspiring English sources

Effects-directed investigations consist of chemical extraction and iterative fractionation steps directed by a biological endpoint that is designed to permit the identification or characterization of the chemical classes or compounds in a complex mixture responsible for the observed biological activity.

The 1935 film of The Thirty-Nine Steps, directed by Alfred Hitchcock, is often acclaimed a classic motion-picture thriller.

"I'll go to the theater!" On the evidence of "The 39 Steps," directed by Maria Aitken and performed by a cast of four that seems like a cast of thousands, this is very sound advice.

For the next step, directed by co-author and geneticist Judith Fischer of the University of Freiburg in Germany, the researchers tested whether human patients had mutations in the same gene.

"The 39 Steps," directed buoyantly by Russell Treyz, is sterling proof that the Hudson Valley Shakespeare Festival is not just a company of actors.

The changes are made in orderly fashion, step by step, every step directed and controlled by an enzyme, and at most of these steps energy is produced and waste products (carbon dioxide and water) are given off.

Samples were transferred to RNeasy mini columns and the remaining steps were as directed by the manufacturer's instructions for plant RNA isolation (steps 6 11).

Monday "THREE STEP DANCING" (Italy), directed by Salvatore Mereu, 6 p.m., Tully Hall.

And, yes, there is Mickey and that staircase, and here is its source: the flickering shadow steps of "The Golem," directed by Paul Wegener way back in 1914.

For centuries stepping outside the norm directed by a masculine agenda resulted in shaming and ridicule (at best) and violence or abuse (at worse).

Among other things, the court will allow the state to take these steps: * Suspend efforts, as directed by the court, for a mandated comprehensive formal evaluation of whole-school reform.