Sentence examples for guidance to explore from inspiring English sources

In Figure 2c, we explore the partial labeled examples as a guidance to explore the hidden structure assumption in our data.

You can use the clarity and confidence you gained in connecting with your inner guidance to really explore the things you're passionate about and find others who share the same values and interests.

Based on a Quality by Design (QbD) approach, it is important to follow International Conference on Harmonization (ICH) guidance Q8 (recommendationsions to explore the design space.

They replaced perceived social support with perceived collective efficacy and defined it as the type of environment and guidance organization provide to explore opportunities and develop social ties (Forster and Grichnik 2013).

We argue that those firms that operate in competitive and dynamic market environments promoting conservative risk-taking behavior will value such uncertainty reduction more highly and thus rely to a greater extent on their recipient firms for guidance on where to explore for new expertise.

It may also provide helpful guidance on how to explore 'individualized care' – which models of care are the best for which kinds of patients and problems – something that has been elusive to date.

This investigation also provides a platform to confirm the roles of candidate guidance molecules and to explore the phenotypes of A. thaliana mutants, including those that affect the development of diploid [ 9, 10] and haploid [ 3, 16, 35] female tissues or pollen tubes [ 36].

Nasarudin Umar, the religious ministry's director general for Islamic guidance, said he wanted to explore other measures before banning the Ahmadiyah.

An archetypal form of intentional behavior is an act of observation in space-time, by which information is sought for the guidance of future action to explore unpredictable and ever-changing environments.

Systematic biopsies with TRUS (trans-rectal ultrasound) guidance were performed at 6 months to explore correlations to MRI features.

This is a before and after study of audit-based education (ABE), a non-judgemental quality improvement intervention to explore concordance with guidance in the management of people with a family history of breast cancer in primary care.