Sentence examples for guided by the analysis from inspiring English sources
The authors, guided by the analysis of teacher trainees' learner texts and reflections, propose a new set of such criteria to be implemented in telecollaborative task design.
The comparison of these new experimental data and recent literature results obtained in spherical flames at 423 K was guided by the analysis of the temperature dependence of SL using expression SL = SL0(T/T0)α, and also by kinetic modelling of premixed flames employing detailed mechanisms suggested in the literature.
More recently, Wang and Wang [10], guided by the analysis of Kephart and White, recognized that the problem of network intrusion can be modeled after the popular "birth and death" epidemiological model.
Our results support the feasibility of cellular function reconstruction guided by the analysis and manipulation of dynamic envirome data.
While the exclusion based on the lack of plausible results is guided by the analysis of the literature, the exclusion based on the importance of the outcomes implies a value judgement expressed by the panel at the outset of the process.
Our experience confirms what recently emphasized in the literature, i.e. that multiple approaches are the most effective, and that the choice of interventions should be guided by the analysis of determinants of professional behavior and by specific clinical and organizational circumstances [ 39].
Data analysis was guided by the framework analysis approach of Ritchie and Spencer (1994) and analysis framework stages provided by Richie and Lewis (2003) and ATLAS TI software version 5.0 as described later.
Sets of isomeric thiazole derivatives 1 and 2 have been synthesised in a parallel iterative solution-phase synthesis approach guided by the SAR analysis derived from biological results and computer-aided design and analysis.
Guided by the theoretical analysis, we conducted experiments on a DE balloon under the internal pressure and electrical actuation.
For the last several decades, American society has been guided by the "risk analysis" model, which assesses new technologies by trying to calculate the mathematical likelihood that they will harm the public.
Guided by the exergetic analysis of the conventional waste heat recovery system, a new conceptual system for waste heat recovery integrated with an S-CO2 cycle for CFPPs is designed in this study.
