Sentence examples for a potential guide from inspiring English sources
Measurement of the colonic distention has been suggested as a potential guide to management and is routinely assessed radiographically.
The maximum power principle is a potential guide to understanding the patterns and processes of ecosystem development and sustainability.
The results could provide a basis for comprehensive understanding of global development and serve as a potential guide for future direction of electrochemical technology for water and wastewater treatment related research.
The framework has been developed as a potential guide for researchers and planners seeking to improve overall maternal quality of care, not only at the facility level but also beyond, encompassing community health workers and referral.
In this case series, the largest prospective one so far published and the only one including different types of renal cysts, FDG-PET is confirmed as a promising diagnostic tool for detecting intracystic infection in ADPKD and in multiple kidney cysts, and a potential guide for tailoring therapy.
Three Ψs, 28S rRNA-Ψ3751, U2-Ψ58, U2-Ψ91 (corresponding to human 28S rRNA-Ψ4266, U2-Ψ58 and U2-Ψ91), whave have been previously reported to lack a potential guide snoRNA, were predicted to be guided by GGgACA43, GGgACA18 and GGgACA10, respectively.
The literature on the psychology of risk perception is rich, and a powerful potential guide to health and safety.
So, she recommends asking these questions of any potential guides: Are they insured?
As shown in Fig. 1, differing from the conventional dual laterolog, the main current electrode of high-resolution dual laterolog mode is divided into A0 and A0′, and then an electrical potential guiding electrode (M0) is added between A0 and A0′.
The web service developed herein has a potential to guide inhibitor selection for combination regimens against particular RT variants.
This study sought to re-evaluate PR expression as a potential therapeutic guide in early breast cancer; particularly in oestrogen receptor (ER -positive, lymph nodER -positiveive disease.
