Sentence examples for exist to direct the from inspiring English sources

Little data exist to direct the timing and methods of weaning of neurological patients.

Hence this might represent an example of an editing template in K. micrum; however, if gRNAs are responsible for all editing events, a very large number of additional fragments must exist to direct the remainder of the changes.

Beyond this ratio, little evidence exists to direct the choice of end-to-end anastomotic technique.

Ethics is a critical component of global health curricula, yet little literature exists to direct the further development of didactic training.

Optimal management of an incidental PE is an important issue in the emergent care of the patient with cancer, yet to our knowledge, no standard guidelines exist to direct ED treatment teams in the management and disposition of patients with incidental PE who also have cancer.

In higher-risk cases of tumor prosthesis surgery, no guidelines exist to direct antibiotic management.

However, no consensus guidelines exist to direct preclinical testing of putative radiosensitisers.

In the Convivio Dante establishes the link between his political thought and his understanding of human appetite: given the pope's craving for worldly power, at the time there existed no proper spiritual models to direct the appetite toward God; and given the weakness of the empire, there existed no law sufficient to exercise a physical restraint on the will.

This became evident under conditions of LipA hyperproduction, indicating that an overflow mechanism exists to re-direct LipA from the normally used Sec-dependent export route into the Tat-dependent route.

However, no reliable, practical and low-cost method exists to measure the direct release of metals from antifouling paints.

Even though no experimental evidence still exists to test the direct involvement of these cis-acting motifs in flavin-dependent cell defence and chronological lifespan, their involvement in the scenario depicted by deletion of FLX1 appeared to be a fascinating purpose to be pursued.