Sentence examples for guide to match from inspiring English sources
The insights gained in this study can serve as a guide to match desired degradation behavior with specific applications for the electrospun SF scaffolds, such as tissue engineering and drug delivery.
Journalist Declan Hill, author of the Insiders' Guide to Match Fixing, has been investigating the subject for years and says the way the crime is carried out has changed recently.
In Declan Hill's 2013 book The Insider's Guide to Match-Fixing in Football, which is an adaptation of his doctoral dissertation, Hill begins with a discussion of the social acceptability of match-fixing in different societies around the world.
Areas on the glass slide serve as a guide to locate matching micro-wells and individual cells in the wells can be selected by micromanipulation for subsequent analysis [13].
In this study, three-dimensional (3D -printed cutting guides are used to match computer models with surgical procedures.
The insights gained in this study can serve as a guide for processing scenarios to match desired morphological and structural features and degradation time with tissue-specific applications.
In order to try to restore the symmetry of his face, the surgical team used CT scans to create and print a symmetrical 3D model of Mr Power's skull, followed by cutting guides and plates printed to match.
Lapthorne, who is now world number two in the quad division (for players who have impairments in three or more limbs) will be hoping to guide GB to another medal to match the silver they won in Korea last year.
Refer to a field guide from your local library to match the color and pattern you see to a specific list of possible species, but be careful!
Three teaching strategies, namely constructive, guiding, and inductive, were designed to match with three thinking styles, namely legislative, executive, and judicial respectively.
The authors concluded that "early attempts at leadership are guided by leaders´ desires to match their surface features (e.g., behaviors) to implicit theories of effective leadership".
