Sentence examples for to better orientation from inspiring English sources

Such an approach would contribute to better orientation of scientific policies within and between countries and encourage national and international collaborations around the most productive sites in certain fields of research, rather than using bibliometric analysis primarily as a tool to benchmark universities or countries.

Consequently, in O. pumilio females can be expected to have better orientation ability.

The increased current density of the –NH2 modified surface was attributed to a better orientation of the mainly negatively charged P. sordida CDH (isoelectric point = 5.7) on the electrode.

Gov. George E. Pataki said in an interview this week that the new complex, called the Leon Levy Visitor Center, "will allow people to have a better orientation to the garden.

Our objective was to investigate the epidemiological, clinical and bacteriological characteristics of these infections in order to reach a better orientation of prevention activities.

"Some of the resident doctors out bush tried to develop a better orientation with cultural mentorship.

It is also associated with better orientation to health care services and adjustment to family relationship.

Diffraction from dried fibers maintained at nominal 100% relative humidity (RH) showed relatively stronger amyloid diffraction and better orientation than oriented sol patterns.

For readers who would like a better orientation to the field of AI, I recommend Russell & Norvig 2010.

The use of this landmark in clinical field and how it will give better orientation to operator is our next aim of study.

For better orientation to the requirements of renal replacement therapy initialization in AKI on critical care, we can use the Kidney Disease Improving Global Outcomes guidelines.