Sentence examples for guidance for additional from inspiring English sources

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The simulated mechanical properties are consistent with experimental results available at the present time, and should provide encouragement and guidance for additional simulations and experiments.

The results of the application show that the implementation of monitored natural attenuation might be a feasible management strategy for the site, and provide guidance for additional, more detailed investigations.

Findings will provide healthcare professionals with guidance for additional care both during and after the completion of treatment and help improve current services.

It could be useful, however, to perform CEDM before US because CEDM allows more accurate localization of the lesion than MX alone and provides better guidance for additional or second-look breast US.

We did not address the clinical issues regarding antimicrobial drug choices for macrolide-resistant mycoplasma pneumonia or compare the clinical outcomes for macrolide-resistant and macrolide-sensitive infections; nevertheless, we believe that the evidence of a recent increase in macrolide resistance provides guidance for additional clinical investigations and new therapeutic strategies.

Building on existing efforts to develop sustainability indicators and the LCSP indicator framework (Lowell Center for Sustainable Production. Sustainable Production,1998), Verrier et al. (2014) proposed a set of 22 core indicators (applicable to any organization) and guidance for selecting additional, production-specific indicators.

In all, this example illustrates how CTen has been designed to facilitate the understanding of clustering results by identifying conserved expression patterns that are the result of changes in the numbers of a particular cell type, providing critical guidance for selecting additional analyses for each gene set and allowing users to infer changes in cellular demographics between samples.

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