Sentence examples for which may be assisted from inspiring English sources

Improvements in therapeutic efficacy are an important goal, which may be assisted by additional information on the intra-tumoral distribution of radiopeptides.

These kinetics produced nano-segregation of W which may be assisted by the migration of Co–W clusters to boundary sites during the growth of the deposit.

The overall rate of farnesylation is controlled by product release (5 → 6; see Scheme 1), which may be assisted by the binding of another substrate molecule.

In such cases, we recommend that users who are interested in defining novel alleles should inspect the raw sequence data (which may be assisted by the alignments, pileups and consensus fastq files generated by SRST2).

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Through these criteria we also reflect upon the relation of MT to other design elicitation methods in order to propose a kind of method framework from which other designers may be assisted in choosing elicitation methods and in developing new methods both for eScience contexts and beyond.

The growth of nanoparticles may be assisted by the capping agents which limits the size and controls the shape.

It may be assisted by feed-luring in which bales of hay are strategically placed to attract feral horses to a location where capture is feasible.

Many proteins fold during translation, and co-translational folding may be assisted by ribosome-bound chaperones of which Hsp70 is the most prominent.

Progress may be assisted by studies that use both measures in, addition to qualitative information, to determine which of these measures may be most useful in different circumstances.

Their journey may be assisted by the splashing of raindrops.