Sentence examples for guiding changes from inspiring English sources

Whether development and differentiation of the male gametophyte depends on the action of microRNAs and trans-acting siRNAs guiding changes in gene expression is largely unknown.

However, there is a significant resource implication from 24 hour ABPM, so although it is considered cost-effective for diagnosis of hypertension [ 30], it is neither cost-effective nor practical for regular routine monitoring of BP, or for guiding changes in antihypertensive treatment.

"Now these local organizations have to becomes the heads, guiding change".

South Africa has a hard-won constitution that we are proud of that should provide a basis to guide changes to the legal status of end-of-life wishes to support the dignity of the dying.

South Africa has a hard-won constitution that we are proud of that should provide a basis to guide changes to be made on the legal status of end-of-life wishes to support the dignity of the dying".

Ultrasound guided changes in hands position improved passive left ventricle contractility in the 3 incorrect CPR.

During execution, when problematic events arise in the context, models are used by an autonomic architecture to guide changes of the service composition.

He also promised to set up a committee of external experts to appraise research procedures; its findings will guide changes in governance and policies at RIKEN to prevent a recurrence, Noyori said.

This data set was used in part to help guide changes to the AJCC 7th edition.

His report underscored our successes and uncovered the challenges that helped guide changes to the course for 2010.

In addition, we recorded brain responses elicited by externally guided changes in eye position in 15 of the participants.