Sentence examples for predicted assist from inspiring English sources
Understanding these behaviours will allow the performance of algal wastewater treatment systems to be predicted, assist in their optimisation, and help to identify directions for future research.
To evaluate the graduated embryo score (GES) for predicting assisted reproductive technology (ART) outcome compared to a single morphologic evaluation on day 3 of culture (grade A: ≥7 cells; <20% fragmentation).
At the same time, underfilling defects may be predicted to assist in the design of the dies and the process.
The Bomgar Appliances were restarted after consultation with Bomgar support which resolve the issue and now all traffic is coming from the predicted 128.84.12.57 (assist.it.cornell.edu) IP address.
Seasonal moisture regime and suction (s) fluctuations exert remarkable influence on the MR which should be measured or predicted to assist in the analysis of pavement distress and service life.
Mechanistically, the arginine residue is predicted to assist in the stabilization of the enolate intermediate in each of the subgroups.
An acid/base Glu residue is predicted to assist by protonating the phosphate leaving group and then deprotonating the incoming acceptor.
On the other hand, TIGAR promotes the activity of the PPP and HK2 under hypoxia (Cheung et al., 2012), activities that would be predicted to assist tumorigenesis, and also protects against radiotherapy induced DNA damage and senescence (Peña-Rico et al., 2011).
They can be used to predict behavior, assist in design, and evaluate competing theories and designs.
Still, these advancements fall short of creating a truly personal experience that can predict and assist buying behavior by having a full view of who the person is -- not just their recent search and purchase history.
The final 18 SNP that were significant at the 0.10 level are shown in Table 2. Figure 7 is a plot of the persistency EBV calculated using the NCSS against the predicted marker assisted breeding values (MEBV) for persistency.
