Sentence examples for cases guide from inspiring English sources

"In the worst cases guide dogs have to be retired early; in others they are left unable to work for a significant amount of time".

This can either yield relevant insights regarding the mechanism associated with the structure (for example, hint that it may bind to another molecule; see Supplementary Section S1.1), lead to a rejection of the model (see Fig. 1C) or perhaps in some cases guide further refinements of the model.

But the court decided to relax its rules and revisit the cases, "guided by principles of fundamental fairness," Justice Benjamin Miller wrote.

Commissioners feel duty-bound to weigh in on the most sensitive cases (guided, it is sometimes claimed, by detailed briefings from their national governments).No more one man, one voteAll of which raises serious questions about how the commission will fare after 2014, when it is to stop offering a seat at the table to every EU country, in the name of efficiency.

The differentiation by Stake (1995, 2005) into intrinsic and instrumental cases guides the purposive sampling strategy.

While syndromic surveillance of emergency department visits might allow more timely identification of these impacts, in some cases guiding public health response, the feasibility and utility of near-real-time CVD syndrome tracking using emergency department data has not been explored.

It is further necessary for improving the clinical management of cases, guiding therapeutic decisions and for designing preventive strategies.

He then invited the GPs to describe actual cases, guided a discussion between them, and encouraged further exploration of topics brought up by the GPs themselves [ 26, 28].

Since this analysis, many of these genes have been added to later releases of the annotation, in some cases guided by these data.

In all 12 cases guided halving results in an X closer to R than in any of 2000 samples of unrestricted halving.

It is of great interest, then, from the biological viewpoint, that in all cases, guided halving produces an ancestor A closer to A* than the sampling method.