Sentence examples for a direct guideline from inspiring English sources

From the evolution of strain and roughness with layer thickness as observed with these low-porosity monolayers, a direct guideline would be to grow layers that are as thin as possible, in order to minimize both parameters.

The results indicate that the model can provide direct guidelines for the users to develop products based on previously developed products.

We investigate the potential of linear dispersion diffusion analysis in providing direct guidelines for turbulence simulations through the under-resolved DNS (sometimes called implicit LES) approach via spectral/hp methods.

Though this case study does not provide direct guidelines for packaging design, it does shed light on the importance of knowing how to combine the appropriate design elements to predetermine consumers' gaze patterns in order to convey the desired messaging on product packaging.

They also had to watch parents being handcuffed and heavily restrained – a direct flouting of UKBA guidelines.

From the moment in March when it was adopted, most legal experts said that the law would not survive because it posed a direct challenge to Supreme Court guidelines, which state that a woman has a right to an abortion until the fetus is viable outside the womb.

Such quantitative information will have a direct impact on treatment guidelines, policies and practices.

The guidelines published by the European Society for Medical Oncology are a direct adoption of the MASCC/ISOO guidelines.

This combination, known as C&P, is considered to be the most effective and appropriate anti-malarial when balancing risks of malaria against potential side effects of drugs Lieutenant Colonel (retd) Ashley Croft, who served for more than 27 years in the Royal Army Medical Corps and is an expert on malaria, said: "This is a direct violation of Public Health England's guidelines for UK travellers.

The guidelines are a direct response to increased scrutiny from both Congress and the Federal Trade Commission, which are ramping up efforts to police online privacy.

This includes any prologue you'd like to include to the play, a list of characters and a short description of them, any notes you'd like to include about the set up of the stage or other directing guidelines, and possibly a brief summary or outline of the play if you're considering submitting the play to theatre contests.