Sentence examples for guide as described from inspiring English sources

Concentrations of chemical inhibitors were determined by titration using the manufacturer's data sheet as a guide as described in our previous studies [ 10, 12, 20].

However, to have a normative approach, the phenomenological hermeneutical method was combined with the moral philosophical method of WRE as a decision procedure in the construction of the interview guide as described in Ebbesen & Pedersen [ 6].

For guidance, the midwife used an RLP-based interview guide, as described by Moos (2003), as shown in Fig.  2, and the specific information as listed in Fig.  3.

Placement of the bone graft was always guided by an augmentation template as described by Schramm et al. [30 32].

It included a 5 step guided process as described in Figure  1 (online - Additional file 1).

The anti-nuke parade swamped the city streets with apologetic sweetness, as protesters followed a step-by-step guide to protesting as described in the My First Demo cartoon pamphlet handed out to all in attendance.

The anti-nuke parade swamped the city streets with apologetic sweetness, as protesters followed a step-by-step guide to protesting as described in the My First Demonstration cartoon pamphlet handed out to all in attendance.

We used modified grounded theory to guide our work (as described by Borgatti [ 13] and Strauss and Corbin [ 14]).

Secondary structure predictions for all TEDs, and available structural data, were used to guide the alignment (as described in the Materials and methods).

As noted by other evaluators of complex programmes, they: "cannot be captured within one overarching theory" [[ 19], p274] A number of different theories are therefore being used to guide the evaluation, as described in the following sections.

After transfer of the planning into surgical guides, the augmented regions were re-opened, the screws which had been inserted during bone block augmentations were removed, and the implants were inserted using guided oral implantation as described by Naziri et al. [33].