Sentence examples for more specific guides from inspiring English sources
The guide_bot software package is best suited for the start of an instrument design project as it excels at comparing a large amount of different guide alternatives for a specific set of instrument requirements, but is still applicable in later stages as constraints can be used to optimize more specific guides.
Microsoft Office for Mac has released some helpful tutorials, including general PowerPoint basics and more specific guides (like how to design your presentations using themes).
It's good to have both a general regional guide, as well as a more specific guide for your area.
More specific design guides are formulated, and initial design concepts based on these guides are proposed and presented in the paper.
Flower colours thus seem to have been introduced as "advertisements" of the presence of nectar, and more specific nectar guides (such as patterns of dots or lines, contrasting colour patches, or special odour patterns) were introduced near the entrance to the flower, pointing the way to the nectar hidden within.
to more (disease specific) guiding, counselling and controlling.
In a world where wearables and fitness trackers are now the norm, the Perch team wanted to cater to athletes who need more specific metrics to guide their training.
Further studies of mutations in NSCLC are warranted to facilitate more specific diagnoses and guide treatment.
This review will therefore provide more specific information to guide the care of women at risk of pre-eclampsia.
Advances in our understanding of mutation coincidence may be useful in enabling more specific diagnoses and guiding treatment paradigms.
Therefore, for agents where the response pathways appear to be defined by a well categorised signal cascade, sequence and/or expression analysis of core components, such as EGFR, HER2, PI3KCA or PTEN, may provide more specific information to guide chemosensitivity than the analysis of PI3K/AKT pathway activation by gene expression profiling.
