Sentence examples for an external guidance from inspiring English sources

However, the current item pool 1 made up the new sub-scale 2 which highlights the positive interpretation of disease ("message of disease") and the new sub-scale 3 which asks for the trust in an external guidance ("God").

Most impressively, according to outside researchers, this process unfolded correctly without any external guidance by the researchers.

Its natural interpretation as a measure of stringency provides external guidance when selecting a value appropriate for a specific application and, more generally, implies a predictable relationship between its value and classical measures of performance.

In addition to these internal organization structures, the GNC receives external guidance by a Scientific Advisory Board and an Ethical Advisory Board.

Sub-scale 1 ("Search for meaningful support") with its 6 items had a Cronbach's alpha of 0.8549, sub-scale 2 ("positive interpretation of disease ") with its 6 items had an alpha of 0.8000, while the 3-item sub-scale 3 ("trust in external guidance") had an alpha of 0.6625.

The educational level is an important covariate for "Search for meaningful support", "Trust in external guidance" and to a minor content for "Support in relations with the External life through SpR" – but not for the "Positive interpretation of disease".

Patterns can form as a response by cells to external guidance cues such as morphogens or chemotactic substances or as a process where instead of external cues the local cell-cell interactions and the inherent mechanical or motility characteristics of the cell types will give rise to various multicellular patterns through physical segregation (or sorting) of these cell types.

This is contrasted with the former case, where patients are simply guessing as to which ED is a more preferable alternative without external guidance.

Syria is an ancient civilisation; it needs no external guidance or foreign intervention to determine its future after the departure of this dictator.

Confession is an important covariate for "Trust in external guidance".

So it may be more that it's external guidance — rather than a new internal governance model — which Facebook sorely lacks.