Sentence examples for demands to guide from inspiring English sources

Its porosity, contact angle, compressive yield strength and weight loss after 56 days were 84.28 ± 7.04%, 45.13 ± 2.40°, 1.57 ± 0.09 MPa and 4.77 ± 0.32%, respectively, which could satisfy the physiological demands to guide bone regeneration.

Exercise physiologists are in increased demand to guide patients through exercise referral schemes or to help improve nations' health through dedicated programmes.

The result is poor demand to guide the way to safe investment.

In particular, there was no demand variable to guide the selection of control for mental health hospitals.

These approaches will help to understand the evolution of new catalytic and non-catalytic functionality in response to environmental demands, showing potential to guide de novoenzyme design and directed evolution experiments.

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory led the development of open automated demand response (OpenADR) specification to guide and regulate the implementation of demand response.

We must remember that the Nuremberg Code — which put forth recommendations to aid doctors and scientists in insuring that their data were achieved through sound moral and ethical means — came about in part through the efforts of concerned scientists who demanded such a framework to guide scientific inquiry.

We must remember that the Nuremberg Code which put forth recommendations to aid doctors and scientists in insuring that their data were achieved through sound moral and ethical means came about in part through the efforts of concerned scientists who demanded such a framework to guide scientific inquiry.

It demands a very subtle approach to guide the creators through this collaboration.

The supervisors use their experiences of the demands of ICU teams' interplay to guide the learners to find, explore, question and argue for the relevance of both individual and common contributions, and thus thinking and acting together as a team.

Rick Sherlund of Goldman , Sachs citing a slump in personal computer demand, said he expected Microsoft to guide views for the 2003 fiscal year below Wall Street estimates.