Sentence examples for the toward from inspiring English sources
preposition
In the direction of.
- She moved toward the door.
The series takes place in the "Toward Stars Era" universe in which spacecraft are capable of traveling faster than the speed of light.
An early articulation of this green-powered vision came at the "Toward Tomorrow" Fair at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, in 1975.
The TOWARD trial [ 47] was not included in our analyses and no data on HAQ score were available for the LITHE trial.
The TOWARD study compared the efficacy of TCZ (8 mg/kg every 4 weeks) plus DMARDs with that of DMARDs only for inadequate responders to DMARDs [ 65], and the RADIATE study compared the efficacy of TCZ (4 or 8 mg/kg every 4 weeks) plus MTX with that of MTX only for inadequate responders to TNF inhibitors [ 66].
However, Celli and colleagues found that women who participated in the Toward a Revolution in COPD Health (TORCH) study had a lower mortality than men but this difference was not statistically significant after adjustment for important covariates including airflow obstruction and body mass index [ 24].
This project was supported by the National Science Council (NSC-98-2311-B-039-003-MY3 aNSC-100-2627-B-039-002002 tofH.-T. Chang), thExcellenceepartment of Health Clinical Trial and Research Center of Excellence (DOH101-TD-B-111-004) and by the Toward World-Class Project of National Tsing Hua University (101N2051E1 to M. D.-T. Chang).
Factor change gestures were more spatially variable, with 21% (37/176) depicting increases and decreases as movements along the left-right axis, 29% (51/176) along the toward-away axis, 26% (45/176) along the up-down axis, and the remaining 24% (43/176) involving either some combination of these axes (e.g., simultaneously upward and rightward) or a more complex movement.
Again, factor change gestures were more variable, with 20% (35/171) depicting increases and decreases as movements along the left-right axis, 18% (30/171) along the toward-away axis, 32% (55/171) along the up-down axis, and the remaining 30% (51/171) involving either some combination of these axes or a more complex movement.
Making the intensity of the toward-torso cue loom does not provide any advantage over the toward-torso cue with constant intensity.
Embedding a looming-intensity signal into the toward-torso signal did not result in any additional BRT benefits (Experiment 3).
In particular, the toward-torso warning signals were once again demonstrated to be more effective than the away-from-torso warnings in terms of speeding participants' BRTs.
