Sentence examples for appropriately guided from inspiring English sources
The ARC algorithm would have appropriately guided atrial therapy and minimized discomfort associated with defibrillation shocks in this small patient data set warranting further studies.
From a tender age children run around in this theater of knowledge, appropriately guided and following correct itineraries, so that they learn joyously, as if playing a game, without effort or pain.
But, we feel management has appropriately guided market expectations (stabilization is outlined in the 6-12 month range) for a full-fledged turnaround, so any signs of improving trends should be warmly received by the investment community and serve as more reasons to become bullish.
Whether or not you believe in Malcolm Gladwell's "10,000 Hours" rule from his book Outliers (the idea that 10,000 hours of appropriately guided practice is "the magic number of greatness," regardless of a person's natural aptitude), for writers there's no question that putting in the time makes a difference in one's success.
Premature autonomy, whereby a student is not appropriately guided by their educator, was viewed as unsafe [ 19].
Alternative therapy using cefepime against ESBL-KP strains in Taiwan could be reliable if appropriately guided by cefepime and ceftazidime MIC results.
This paper responds to scientific uncertainty by modeling climate warming impacts on the watershed scale to allow water resource managers to understand general trends and appropriately guide their adaptation strategies.
Thus, RCTs more appropriately guide the practice of medicine.
Concurrent assessment of sleep and delirium is particularly important if we are to appropriately guide pharmacological and non-pharmacological therapies.
It may also be possible to use inflammatory markers to more appropriately guide the use of colony stimulating factors in patients with solid tumours.
Ultimately, as with any rehabilitative intervention, specific 'pre-injury' parameters of each individual are beneficial to appropriately guide rehabilitation and conditioning programmes.
