Sentence examples for towards repeated from inspiring English sources
The coatings exhibited varying degrees of stability towards repeated fouling and cleaning.
Tetragnatha, the sister lineage of Cyrtognatha, may prove to be of particular interest in comparison, because its biogeographic history on the islands may mirror their global tendency towards repeated colonization of even most remote islands.
In any event, a blind eye has been turned for too long towards repeated examples of Putin's aggression, because Britain has allowed itself to become mesmerised by Russian money.
This enables the Register to indicate the extent of spread, both geographically and over time, of any given contamination episode whilst minimising any skew towards repeated contamination incidents.
An experimental model of imaginative mental simulations, created by Sanna et al. [34], showed the virtues and vices of rumination, which is the tendency towards repeated involuntary recall of thoughts about the past, but which can also generate thoughts about future goals.
Listening to sage advisors will pivot your company towards repeated success, while avoiding the burn of lessons learned the hard way.
A registry is not the first step towards repeating the history of Japanese American incarceration.
It is shown that the flexibility of such a mixed model, both towards the repeated measures design of the experiments as towards the large product variability inherent to these horticultural products, is an important advantage over classical techniques.
If each notification for RASFF were included on the Register, they would account for nearly 80% of the total number of incidents (585 out of 736), dominating the Register and producing a skew towards these repeated contamination events.
In spite of the progress made towards normalising relations, repeated requests to Havana by the US for the return of the missile have gone unheeded, officials acknowledged.
Therefore, until now, there is no ideal renal biomarker and the future use of these tools points towards combined and repeated measurements within time (kinetics).
