Sentence examples for directed to define from inspiring English sources
To further validate our results, our study was directed to define the effect of GAL on acetylcholine neurotransmission using a simple model organism, Caenorhabditis elegans (C. elegans).
Further research in this area should be directed to define the best cytotoxic agent for combination with gemcitabine, or altering the dose intensity or route of administration in advanced gall bladder cancer.
As a conclusion, efforts should be directed to define standardized indicators for prison mental health and prison mental health care that should be agreed upon by all European countries and implemented into national health or juridical reporting systems.
However, with the rising incidence of this problem in the workforce and the postoperative time loss, great effort has been directed to defining a less invasive surgery that would satisfactorily decompress the nerve but allow a speedier recovery and return to work.
The results of the present study demonstrated that responses in MHC-homozygous animals were focused on one of the four or five antigens examined and that >60% of the response was directed to defined epitope(s) in the respective antigens.
More precise stimulation of the wellbore can be accomplished as it can be directed to any defined interval.
The magnetic properties of superparamagnetic iron oxide nanoparticles, known as SPIONs, are based on their inducible magnetization, and they can be directed to a defined location in the presence of an externally applied AC magnetic field.
We can use the concept of a directed path to define a partial ordering relation between nodes within a directed graph.
If the complete tumor bed could not be covered due to its large size, IORT was directed to the intraoperatively defined high-risk region for positive margins.
Direct tetramer staining is only possible when the patient's HLA type is known and when investigating an immune response directed to a known and defined peptide.
After the review, the group was directed to brainstorm, categorize and subsequently define thematic or "cluster" areas of priority for operations research.
