The phrase "assisting manual" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a manual or guide that provides assistance or instructions on a particular topic or task.
Example: "The assisting manual for the software includes step-by-step instructions to help users navigate the program effectively."
Alternatives: "help manual" or "guidance manual".
In recent years, interest in the issue of assisting manual curation has dramatically increased (26).
METSP is implemented by using JAVA language and consists of data downloadable module, preprocessing module, ME classifier module, compound name mapping module, and assisting manual validation module.
We applied at least four of these tools to the entire set of articles in PubMed and integrated their results in PubTator (19, 52, 53), a newly developed web-based tool for assisting manual corpus annotation and biocuration.
Currently, various anti-rollback devices are available to assist manual wheelchair users to ascend ramps and inclines.
The microstructure is achieved by using a simple ultra-fast solvent assisted manual grinding method, combined with solid state reaction, which can replace the time-consuming high energy ball milling method.
Study Objectives: To examine the validity of our methods of anesthesia, i.e., awake intubation and assisted manual ventilation, in coping with the anesthetic problems particular to oral and maxillofacial surgery (OMF surgery).
Seitz et al. ([1990]) determined individual biomass concentrations of an anaerobic coculture by phase-contrast microscopy assisted manual cell counting.
The vehicle boasts fully autonomous or assisted manual driving options, a narrow body design aimed at fitting into tight quarters in dense cities – and a removable steering wheel named 'Sayer' that's sort of like an automotive Pokémon pal.
This procedure can therefore be used to assist manual curation for newly sequenced genomes without known reference sequences.
Traditional computer-assisted manual methods for digitizing spines remain time-consuming, inaccurate and subjective (e.g., NeuroZoom [30], Neurolucida [31] [MBF Bioscience, Williston, VT]).
Finding articles containing this information is the first and an important step to assist manual curation efficiency.
