Sentence examples for assumed to guide from inspiring English sources

This chimeric design is assumed to guide the antiproliferative and apoptotic effect of interferon toward cells overexpressing EGFR (upregulated in a number of tumoral cell lines).

Organizational learning is usually conceived as a process that results in relatively lasting changes in organizational practices due to changes in routines, rules, norms, strategies, and technologies that are assumed to guide the behavior of the organization's members [ 42, 43].

This is a surprising result for a predator that exhibits high foraging efficiency [6] and is assumed to be visually guided [8].

A single intensity was used for all subjects because it is known that motor threshold cannot be assumed to be a guide to sensory cortex excitability and it is therefore an inappropriate guide to the cortical excitability of other non-motor areas of the brain (Stewart, Walsh, & Rothwell, 2001).

Integration policies define rights and responsibilities for immigrants that are associated with their admission to the country.4 Particular policies consist of a set of rules that is assumed to facilitate integration by guiding immigrants' behaviour.

A priori issues: those issues that were known or assumed to be pertinent, that guided the study aims and were developed into the topic guide/interview schedule; Emergent issues: those issues that were raised by the respondents (eg, issues relating to work intensity); Analytic issues: those themes that emerged from patterns and reoccurrences in the data (eg, professionalism).

IPC in teams of learners on a post-graduate level was explored through a socio-cultural lens where their participation in a collaborative activity was assumed to be non-mechanical and guided by the group's rules and emerging understanding [ 15].

The suspension of the container against the guide rails was assumed to be rigid.

In the given model a rigid body is attached to the lower end of the string, and the suspension of this rigid body against the guide rails is assumed to be rigid.

Contact pressure and its redistribution at the rod-guide interface were assumed to be the "leading parameter" in this process to promote improvements of tribological behaviour, viz., reduction of guide-bearing wear and increase of cylinder life.

They are assumed to die".