Sentence examples for fruitful guide from inspiring English sources

For two decades or more the mature kinetic theory proved to be a fruitful guide as far as the explanation and prediction of experimental laws is concerned.

The human erythrocyte has been subjected to the most detailed biochemical analysis and computer modeling of all known cell types, and has been a fruitful guide to the future of metabolic simulations and quantitative analysis of metabolic responses [ 7- 9].

Preserving in the discrete realm the underlying geometric, topological, and algebraic structures at stake in partial differential equations has proven to be a fruitful guiding principle for numerical methods in a variety of fields such as elasticity, electromagnetism, or fluid mechanics.

That's when Captain Frank started his fruitful guiding service.

We find that these prompts point to fundamental qualities about the biology underlying single-molecule experiments and hope that they can be applied to guide fruitful experimental design and data interpretation.

Her accompanist for the second audition at Covent Garden had been James Lockhart, who then coached and accompanied her for many years, building a fruitful partnership and guiding her towards the soprano repertoire.

If this person is only befuddled about his or her own feelings, there is a possibility that a discussion will be fruitful, especially when guided by questions.

Take the time to reflect on past financial decisions which will help guide more fruitful future financial decisions.

Later in the week, the trusting relationship we had tried to build with our surveillant guides proved fruitful as we were given extended, unsupervised access to real North Koreans.

Knowledge on these three perspectives and their evaluation implications can provide a better guide for designing fruitful evaluations, improving the quality of evaluation practice, informing potential areas for developing cutting-edge evaluation approaches, and contributing to advancing program evaluation toward a mature applied science.

Here again, this issue is less one of the framework of causal inference or the statistical method, but rather one of fruitful collaboration among content experts guided by policy priorities with testing and evaluation of causal variables within the field-trial stage.