Sentence examples for and tools to guide from inspiring English sources

Despite this tendency, there is a paucity of complete methodologies and tools to guide companies on how the transition should occur.

Also, available treatment interventions and tools to guide their administration are few.

Integration of health services requires more than simply emphasizing the importance of integration; providing simple approaches and tools to guide health staff to address "how" they can integrate services helps to ensure success.

In India, public health research has been emphasised as a core investment and tool to guide policy and practice as the country embarks on an ambitious agenda to universalise health care (10, 11).

Also, numerous molecularly targeted agents are in clinical development, and future studies will need to identify molecular and clinical tools to guide the use of these agents, particularly in combination with current therapies such as surgery, radiation, cytotoxic chemotherapy, and other targeted therapies.

There is a need to reduce unnecessary antibiotic use during treatment of RTI, and much effort has been put into the search for sensitive and specific tools to guide antibiotic therapy in RTI patients.

Understanding how human activity such as resource extraction interacts with wildlife, and developing tools to guide conservation planning in areas where human activity is widespread or increasing are ongoing challenges in conservation science.

For instance, they need more specific information and practical tools to guide these impaired children throughout their school career, as described by Gathercole and Alloway [ 8].

Electronic medical records can facilitate and provide reasonable restrictions on access to genetic test results and deliver education and decision support tools to guide appropriate interpretation and use.

These high resolution structures provide an accurate picture of the mode of binding of these inhibitors and their mechanism of transition-state mimicry, and are valuable tools to guide further inhibitor design.

In paediatrics, biomarkers such as C-reactive protein and procalcitonin are useful tools to guide commencement and cessation of antibiotic therapy [ 56, 57].