Sentence examples for direction investigating from inspiring English sources

The finding in the late 1990s that sevoflurane was capable of limiting the extent of myocardial infarction after myocardial ischemia triggered a new research direction investigating potential cardioprotective effects of volatile anesthetic agents.

The inclined wind direction investigated is normal to the gable wall.

For every wind direction investigated, the following quantities have been evaluated: mean values of the aerodynamic coefficients cp, standard deviation of cp and maximum and minimum values of cp.

We performed this research along the following main directions: investigating the opinions of inspectors responsible for lifelong training and those of the training programs' beneficiaries.

These considerations guide (theoretical) research in the direction of investigating how continuous somatic change arises, rather than focusing at age-specific events.

The present methods and results will lead a new direction for investigating the PL mechanism of the GQDs.

We also suggest a direction for investigating practical solutions able to offer stronger security without requiring any overhaul of existing protocols.

While Chen and Rajewsky[12] took the first step in this direction by investigating selection on putative miRNA target sites, here we extend this study to predicted TFBSs in proximal promoters.

Our data suggest that analysis of Nrf proteins could be a promising underexplored direction for investigating causes and prevention of NAFLD, and that SKN-1 and C. elegans provide a genetically tractable model that will be valuable in this effort.

Some research has been performed in this direction by investigating the influence of subjective remaining life expectancy (SLE; calculated as the age the respondent assumes to reach minus current age).

In the current study, we further progress in this direction by investigating whether an electronic psychosocial assessment application, 'myAssessment', could support initial assessments in face-to-face therapy with young people.