Sentence examples for example guided from inspiring English sources

For example, guided tissue regeneration with or without the use of bone supplements has been a well-proven treatment modality for the reconstruction of bony defects prior to the tissue engineering era.

Live-Map No. 16, for example, guided the "motorist tourist" from Columbus Circle to Waterbury, Connecticut (specifically, the Elton Hotel), telling him, at various intervals, to "take right fork at flag pole," "pass under trolley arch," or "caution for dangerous curves".

Additionally, future research is warranted to study the effect of newer medical therapies such as ranolazine or selected use of revascularization (for example, guided by fractional flow reserve) in those patients with persistent silent ischemia despite optimal current-era medical therapy.

For example, guided by objectification theory, Fredrickson et al. (1998) found that college women self-objectified if they viewed themselves in a mirror when wearing a swimsuit, but not if they viewed themselves wearing a bulky knit sweater.

For example, guided by policy priorities, experts in early childhood education and in reading would work to develop a list of possible covariates that could be used in a propensity score analysis for modeling the non-random selection into pre-primary education.

He was convinced that, deep down, women loved it when he, for example, guided electric eels into them while breaking them on the wheel.

For example, guiding the drug carrier along the body using external magnetic field as well as monitoring its position by gradiometers or magnetic resonance imaging21,22,23,24.

This will help inform study design by, for example, guiding decisions on amounts of DNA and tissue required per sample and number of samples needed for the study.

One the one hand, we discuss how to efficiently synthesize compositions of contracts which satisfy a certain specification, presenting a technique based on counter-example guided inductive synthesis.

Both are based on casting the synthesis problem as a propositional satisfiability (SAT) problem; a direct encoding is efficient for synthesising time-optimal algorithms, while an approach based on counter-example guided abstraction refinement discovers non-optimal algorithms quickly.

Available with MindTap Music, which includes the ebook with audio examples, Guided Listening Exercises for many units--showing a step-by-step resolution of a unit exercise--and PDFs of the workbook exercises.