Sentence examples for guide the orientation from inspiring English sources

"Guided docking'" incorporates some degree of chemical information to actively guide the orientation of the ligand into the binding site (Fradera and Mestres 2004).

Using the vanishing point to guide the orientation at each pixel, this algorithm works well in complex environments.

In the edge extraction step, we use the vanishing point to guide the orientation of edge pixels, thereby enhancing LDWS performance under heavy shadows.

A preferential distribution of SMC was determined in the patterned regions throughout the fibrous scaffolds, and aligned fibers in the patterned regions provided topological cues to guide the orientation of SMC with intense actin filaments and extracellular matrix (ECM) production in a circumferential direction.

The ability to guide the gaze orientation of others forms the backbone of joint attention.

These scaffolds guide the morphology, orientation, and phenotypic state of cultured chondrocytes in a spatially controlled manner, support the growth of tissue with features that are reminiscent of the natural analogue, and promote localized hydroxyapatite formation to permit integration with the subchondral bone.

For each library, the output files from the trimming were separated into RNA adapter-trimmed reads and DNA adapter-trimmed reads, and the former was used to guide the assignment of correct orientation for all reads sequenced.

Another evolutionary necessity is a mechanism that will guide the partners into the proper orientation for efficient copulation.

These results suggested that substrate topography can affect infected cells and these effects will guide the spread of virus via orientation of actin cytoskeleton.

Tutors guide the learning process and provide orientation [ 3]; they must carefully account for the prior knowledge and the actual working hypotheses of the learners [ 33].

At the fourth Canadian Conference on Health Promotion, a Declaration of Intent for research was produced to "propose broad research and development orientations in the fields of health promotion and population health – orientations which can guide the work of research teams and the allocation of resources" [45: 1].