Sentence examples for assist orientation from inspiring English sources

Bicarbonate interacting with Arg244 and Ser246 has been proposed to assist orientation of ACC at the ACCO/Fe(II)/ACC reaction site (Rocklin et al. 2004).

The REA-ICU index accurately stratifies the risk of ICU admission on days 1 to 3 for patients presenting to the ED with CAP and no obvious indication for immediate ICU admission and therefore may assist orientation decisions.

This study describes a computer assisted orientation method for digital dental periapical radiographs.

Such probability maps could then ultimately be used by neuroscientists for localization of the STN, and in the future for neurosurgeons as an additional tool to assist anatomical orientation in preparation for stereotactic-guided DBS surgery.

In those cases when scaffolds could not be oriented, an analysis based on synteny to soybean was used to assist in their orientation.

Sterile, single-use marker pens are also used extensively to design and plan skin- and soft-tissue incisions and osteotomies, to assist in the orientation of tissues during procedures and to facilitate the training of junior surgeons.

Attend orientation, if offered.

The institutional biosafety officer and building engineer typically assist in providing this orientation, some of which may be augmented by training videos.

For example, some species use a refined sense of photoperiodicity and day length to assist in magnetic compass orientation [ 9] and regulate seasonal behaviors including sexual periods and seasonal migratory patterns [ 10].

The role of the apoenzyme scaffolds is to assist in the proper orientation of the substrate's reacting groups relative to the π-electrons of PLP, to promote reactivity and control reaction specificity.

Downhole logging techniques other than pressure-temperature-flow are available that can provide additional information about rock properties, such as porosity and density, and help to determine detailed information about fracture zones, such as fracture density and orientations that assist in understanding the resource.