Sentence examples for meta to help from inspiring English sources

The potential for this kind of platform is virtually limitless: a researcher could use Meta to help identify emerging techniques for understanding coronary artery disease; a graduate student could see that two different diseases activate the same immune defense pathway; and clinicians could find scientists working on the most promising Zika treatments sooner.

We're constantly reinventing our workflow so that every person who touches a piece of content is adding meta data to help drive our APIs.

Here, there are only meta-criteria so Kapuer details all criteria contained in each meta-criteria to help the user understand exactly what this new rule will do if he accepts it.

We performed this meta-analysis to help clarify these inconsistencies.

Mr. Anderson, a devotee of the Getting Things Done regimen, got in touch with Mr. Allen and explained the potential of Intentional Software's technology as a "meta-tool" to help organize a person's digital life.

In 2014, the OECD Strategic Foresight unit piloted a globally, wide and deep horizon scan of multiple sources of data (a meta-scan) to help frame and inform a new strategic and horizontal work programme on the Next Production Revolution.

In the near future we will be increasing the resolution across time and space (e.g. inclusion of the E1 sampling location at 25 km off the coast – www.westernchannelobservatory.com), the sequencing depth of these studies, and the range of 'omic' technologies applied (e.g. meta-metabolomics), to help parameterise future metabolic models of this ecosystem.

We report a systematic review of published literature in Europid populations, new data from the Norfolk Diabetes Case Control Study and a meta-analysis to help quantify this association.

To shed light on the potential roles of active and passive smoking on the risk of breast cancer among Chinese females, we performed this systematic review and meta-analysis to help resolve these uncertainties.

The aim of this project is to extend the reviews based on aggregate data by collecting and reanalyzing the original data on each individual infant in each trial ("individual patient data" or IPD meta-analysis) to help answer these remaining questions.

Schwonke et al. (2006) also reported benefits of deploying adaptive cognitive and meta-cognitive prompts to help students revise learning journals.