Sentence examples for for further guiding from inspiring English sources

The complete assembled genome sequence of this important crop holds the key for further guiding improvements in wheat germplasm to meet the needs of an ever increasing world population.

That being said, the novelized account of the Message which will be released soon by The Starset Society will provide further guiding for those who want to be more than a passive listener.

But we have a real opportunity for change: Emerging technologies can help bridge our information gaps, and, with continuous advancements and innovations, there is enormous potential for science to further guide conservation.

Sensitivity and performance analyses revealed pump and pumping energy to be key components for most categories, which further guides LCIA tradeoff analysis with respect to energy intensities.

In the present study, the crystal structure of GoCR was determined at 1.65 Å resolution, and a computational strategy concerning substrate-enzyme docking and all-atom molecular dynamics (MD) simulation was established to help understand the molecular basis of enantiopreference and enantiorecognition for GoCR, and to further guide the design and engineering of GoCR enantioselectivity.

Responses from over 33 laboratories indicated majority support for the proposed approach and feedback further guided the development of the proposed standards and guidelines.

Although the docking results have not been verified by site-directed mutagenesis or co-crystal complex of vardanafil-ABCB1 and tadalafil-ABCB1, in the interim, the binding model of these ABCB1 inhibitors may serve as a guide for further lead optimization studies.

The obtained results will be useful for further structural guided design of MBL inhibitors.

An indazole core was selected for further elaboration, guided by structural information.

The results of this study open up a new door for further SAR guided synthesis on one hand and on the other hand provide a promising opportunity that may lead to the discovery of a new class of antituberculosis agents.

But many researchers say that because registry data tends to be collected more haphazardly, it is better at identifying issues for further study than guiding medical practice.