Sentence examples for actively guides from inspiring English sources

Litchfield, Ball, Donovan, Manning, and Crawford (2008, 2010) revealed that viewing another person's eye movements on a lung nodule detection task can improve performance while Sridharan, Bailey, McNamara, and Grimm (2012) reported higher sensitivity and specificity when Novices used a subtle gaze direction (SGD) technique that actively guides Novices along the scan path of an expert.

38 CARDSS actively guides users through the needs assessment procedure by way of a structured dialogue, prompting them to record the necessary information.

These results placed in the context of the literature demonstrate that upon its incorporation into prothrombinase factor Va, rather than providing an exosite for prothrombin necessary for exclusive cleavage at Arg, is required to actively guide factor Xa though the activation process.

"Guided docking'" incorporates some degree of chemical information to actively guide the orientation of the ligand into the binding site (Fradera and Mestres 2004).

Dr. Rodchenkov said the sports ministry actively guided the doping effort.

By contrast, a Saab had taut steering, requiring drivers to actively guide the car as it powered through ice and snow.

In an electro-optical system, a television camera in the nose of the bomb sends real-time pictures of the target area to the aircrew, who then lock the weapon onto the target or actively guide it all the way to impact.

The experiment was actively guided by lecturers in a way to encourage meaningful lab experience.

The first implication is that the government's retail industry regulation policies should actively guide the diverse, orderly and healthy development of retail formats.

The developed software tool tries to actively guide engineers through the innovation process, progressing more quickly through product design and redesign phases.

This review explores how sensory cues arising from central auditory and somatosensory pathways actively guide the production of both simple sounds and complex phrases in mammals.