Sentence examples for directly directed from inspiring English sources
Therefore, these results cannot be directly directed to clinical use unless similar interventions have been taken in this sepsis model.
An air syringe delivering a stream of air directly directed towards the affected and exposed dentin surface is one of the most often used stimuli [ 51, 52].
These results strongly suggested that Sirt3 deacetylation activity directly directs MnSOD acetylation status as well as its enzymatic detoxification activity [ 41].
After warming, embryos were either transferred directly (direct transfer), or after in vitro dilution of the cryoprotectants (conventional transfer).
In hippocampus tissue, enzyme activity was measured directly ("direct") after incubation with the respective substance.
When we think in propositions, we usually think directly; direct thinking is everyday cognition such as knowing to proceed at green lights or knowing dentists' chairs are frightening.
When the MAC layer of a node receives a packet for transmission from the application layer, it refers to the CoopTable to decide whether to use a helper (cooperative mode) or transmit directly (direct mode).
Regardless of their cause, changes in appraisal may affect QOL ratings directly ("direct response shift" path) or by attenuating the impact of catalysts ("moderated response shift" path).
Although we were unable to sequence the transcriptome of the L3 to L4 transition directly, direct comparison of the L3 and L4 stages may provide important information regarding transcriptional changes required to undergo this critical transition.
Intake of carbohydrates was reported to be 14% higher when measured by difference compared to carbohydrates measured directly (direct analysis of carbohydrate components and summation to obtain a total carbohydrate value) [ 21].
Clinically, subjects with one unit change in multi-morbidity would have 0.34-point change in depressive symptoms through the physical component of HRQOL (indirect effect), and 0.55-point change in depressive symptoms directly (direct effect).
