Sentence examples for viable guidance from inspiring English sources

This work can provide the viable guidance and suggestions of the better mass transfer performance and energy saving for the industrial application of CO2 capture, as well as the inhibition of ammonia escape.

Interestingly, while neither soluble uncleaved nor cleaved VEGF are individually viable guidance cues, their sum (total soluble VEGF), displays the desired behavior, increasing with decreased isoform affinity to the matrix and with increased MMP activity, though at sufficiently high affinities, the differences at HSPG affinities larger than that of VEGF165 are not large.

Using the VEGF patterning in vivo as recapitulated in the model, we now ask whether there is a viable VEGF-based guidance cue for cell sensing that is consistent with the twin observed properties: monotonic increase in vascular density with isoform length; and the opposite effect of VEGF cleavage.

This form of project analysis provides information to project developers on the likelihood of a project being economically viable, as well as guidance on determining the scale of projects to develop.

Reading literature by Amma and her most devoted disciples and attending Amma's programs in India, the U.S., Japan, Australia, South America, Canada, Europe and other places she visits during her tours, we are offered guidance and viable solutions to the root causes of both personal and planetary suffering.

"We grew under the radar, ensuring that we were financially viable while offering advice and guidance to our members.

We hypothesized that a hand-held Raman spectrometer in conjunction with SERS nanoparticles could solve the issues related to acquisition speed and flexibility of the angle, leading to a viable technique for real-time guidance in the operating room.

The Harry Potter books, he writes, "might just comprise the most visible contribution to Stoicism's re-emergence as a viable, practical philosophy offering comfort and guidance in these uncertain times".

Quantitative economic and environmental impact analyses during early stages of process development provide valuable research and process engineering guidance for developing practically viable GXL processes.

It claims that potentially viable businesses are failing unnecessarily for the want of guidance in the early stages.

Further research is needed to provide general understanding of interactions among heterogeneous particles and guidance on conditions that can lead to viable and sustainable processes.