Sentence examples for Effective guides from inspiring English sources
Social norms can be effective guides to behavior in situations where we would prefer that the law not intervene.
But opponents say the navigators may not have enough training to be effective guides and could steer consumers toward inappropriate policies.
If robots are to be truly effective guides, in short, they will have to do what any good teacher does: learn from students when a lesson is taking hold and when it is falling flat.
Indeed, vertebrate pri-miRNAs, which are essentially stem-loop structures similar to Rnt1p substrates, are processed by paralogues of RNase III, to mature into effective guides for RNA degradation and translation repression[34].
Thorough sequencing of a few locations in the B. saltans genome has revealed clear similarities with trypanosomatids, but has also shown that trypanosomatid genome sequences will not be effective guides for any complete bodonid project, due to significant differences in content and gene order.
Strengthening evidence- informed policies depends on a myriad of factors: availability of effective guides and providing technical support to KT country teams; leadership commitment, political engagement and shared ownership at the country-level, strengthened policymaking institutions (i.e. MOH), and conducting ongoing monitoring and evaluation of the use of evidence into policy.
Several key factors of the mechanism were clarified, and an effective guide for nanostructure design was proposed.
This research has played an effective guiding and facilitating role for CO2 transcritical refrigeration system development, optimization and improvement.
Antisemitism and Its Opponents in Modern Poland serves as an effective guide to some of the most complex and controversial issues of Poland's troubled past.
The experimental results have shown that the algorithm can locate the constrained optimal solutions quickly and provide a useful and effective guide for alloy steels design.
If many of a tumor's cells are stem cells, then existing chemotherapy agents are clearly killing them, Dr. Vogelstein said, and the cancer stem cell theory is not an effective guide to finding new drugs.
