Sentence examples for that further directed from inspiring English sources

Analysis was done concurrently with the interviews, which helped in generating new concepts that further directed data collection in subsequent interviews [ 24].

This suggests that miRNAs and their regulation may play a major role in OC and that further directed research in this area is of utmost importance to enhance our understanding of the molecular mechanisms underlying human cancer development and OC in particular.

It is understood that further direct action may be planned for a public meeting and for the day of the parade itself.

He suggests that further direct 'improvements' in species performance (e.g. drought tolerance and perenniality) are generally likely to come with costs.

Although the enzymes designed to date generally possess activities that are low compared to those of natural enzymes, these scaffolds serve as attractive starting points for further directed evolution that could lead to optimized performance in vitro and in vivo.

Of the 289 clones that were sequenced, 276 needed further directed sequencing reactions to contiguate and finish the clone sequences.

"It is further directed that Nirmohi Akhara will be allotted share including that part which is shown by the words Ram Chabutra [Ram's square] and Sita Rasoi [on a map of the site].

This study characterized the regulation and substrate specificity of a transporter that represents a good candidate for further directed mutagenesis.

This study characterized the regulation and substrate specificity of an A. nidulans transporter that represents a good candidate for further directed mutagenesis.

"I have directed our agency personnel to take charge of the decommissioning process, and have further directed that the contracts for site security be promptly terminated," Mr. Panetta said.

The Stevens-Murkowski resolution further directed that, in the meantime, "the United States should support international efforts to halt the expansion of commercial fishing activities in the high seas of the Arctic Ocean".