Sentence examples for aid in directing from inspiring English sources

An image intensifier is placed around the hip to aid in directing the instruments into the hip joint.

Carbon nanotubes can also be incorporated into scaffolds providing structural reinforcement as well as imparting novel properties such as electrical conductivity into the scaffolds may aid in directing cell growth.

Since both foreign investment and the market for coca leaves have a significant impact on the economic performance of this country, quantifying the effect that these variables have on its level of corruption should aid in directing public policy towards a more realistic and pragmatic approach.

Understanding which design and surgical factors are most influential to TKR mechanics during activities of daily living, and how robust implant designs and surgical techniques must be in order to adequately accommodate subject-specific variation, will aid in directing design and surgical decisions towards optimal TKR mechanics for the population as a whole.

In many cases, lnc-RNAs may act as guides and aid in directing the effector molecules, which may be cis-regulators, transacting proteins, or TFs, to their respective binding sites [ 40].

86 Immuno-assays are performed to detect receptors for estrogen (ER), progesterone (PR), and human epidermal growth factor receptor 2 (Her2/neu) to aid in directing treatment strategies for breast cancer.

The 30 inmates who were unhurt aided in directing traffic and "were laying out flares and helping the injured," Case said. .

"And yes, it might be helpful to share with police to aid them in directing their investigation.

Recent advances in biomaterial science and engineering aid biomaterial design in directing the growth and differentiation of stem cells.

The PORPUS can also aid in direct utility assessment when it is administered by a trained interviewer using a script (available on request), 4 marker states, and visual props for Rating Scale and Standard Gamble elicitation [ 11].

If so, this could greatly decrease the likelihood that identified genes could be potential novel and specific effectors of drug action, and also diminish the chance that identified associations would translate into clinically useful aids in directing therapies to susceptible tumors.