Sentence examples for parallel guidance from inspiring English sources

This award recognizes individual faculty members who have provided exceptional mentorship, undergraduate research experiences, and, in parallel, guidance on admission and matriculation of these students to research-focused graduate programs in computing.

These 10 tips (summarized briefly here) parallel guidance developed for agencies responsible for writing RIAs, but are geared towards RIA consumers (decision makers and others) who want to appreciate the value of RIAs, ask appropriate questions of them, and judge their implications for regulatory policy.

In this case, perpendicular rather than parallel guidance was observed for the nanofibers.

In all these and other studies, only parallel guidance, or neurite extension along the direction of fiber alignment, has been reported for uniaxially aligned nanofibers.

However, neuronal processes could not penetrate scaffolds when fibres were partially aligned and instead, preferentially grew perpendicular to the direction of PCL fibre alignment at the implant-tissue interface i.e. perpendicular, not parallel, contact guidance was provided.

By contrast, myosin II does not appear to be necessary for the parallel contact guidance.

A parallel European Guidance has not yet been conceived by EMEA, and this is not surprising considering the differences between the American and European healthcare and regulatory structures.

This suggests that these two distinct neuronal populations that project to muscle respond in parallel to specific guidance factors during the regeneration process.

Another study suggests that Robo is required for multiple, parallel pathways in axon guidance and activated Robo function inactivates N-cadherin-mediated adhesion [63].

The existence of parallel mechanisms of attentional guidance in CVS could explain the apparent discrepancy between the slope values of the regression line between RT and item number ("set-size effect"), and the minimum time required to shift attention [36].

We are invited to notice the parallels, but (mostly) given no guidance as to where we make our emotional investment, or what and whom the story is centrally about.