Sentence examples for Proper guiding from inspiring English sources

Full recovery of nerve functionality could ideally be achieved by proper guiding axon regeneration toward the original target tissues, through the use of purposely engineered artificial nerve guidance channels (NGCs).

Democritus was identified in antiquity with the idea of "good cheer" (euthumiē) as the proper guiding objective in living one's life.

I personally think that the policy is needed by clinicians for them to be aware of what is happening other than working blindly without proper guiding principles".

Calligraphy is truly an art form, and proper, guided instruction can prove very helpful to many aspiring calligraphers.

His textbook was chosen as a proper guide for Princess Elizabeth.

These often lacked proper guides to the poet's work or status, or the credentials of the translator.

Clearly, the problem of for mulating the proper guide lines for Federal Reserve policy is neither simple, nor easily solved.

So we plan to strictly enforce new rules of no trekking without porters or proper guides," Gautam said.

But till now the only proper guides to the states were those sponsored in the 1930s by the Federal Writers Projectt, and these were not specifically architectural.

2. Viewed as a whole and in context, the trial court's instructions were not misleading and provided a proper guide for the jury's determination.

In rejecting them altogether, the Constitution would, in this respect, have followed the very laws which have been appealed to as the proper guide.