The phrase "a better assembling of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the improvement or enhancement of a process or method of putting things together.
Example: "We need a better assembling of the components to ensure the final product is more efficient."
Alternatives: "an improved arrangement of" or "a more effective organization of".
In comparison, de novo assemblies of unamplified DNA extracted from the initial Prochlorococcus MED4 culture performed significantly better, assembling 99.9% of the genome into 9 contigs.
He has moved quickly, wasting little time in finding a new head coach so that Edwards will have a better chance of assembling a top coaching staff.
Newer, well-reviewed routers, like products from TP-Link, Asus and Netgear, feature smarter and faster wireless technologies that do a better job of assembling signals and beam energy more accurately at mobile devices.
Even better, assemble a squadron of iPhone Pilots with your mates, and wage war on the squares in the office next door".
New reproducible experiments with better assembling, including more sophisticated fabrication processes and structural control as a feedback for assembling of molecular devices, and designing molecular electronic devices with pre-defined properties are essential for this goal.
A human could use the AR system to program a robot to better assemble parts.
Now though, for the first time, we have strong evidence for this being a major part of the life of at least one ancient dinosaur and this allows us to assemble a better idea of the patterns of behaviour of an animal that has been gone for 70m years.
In order to have a better understanding of the assembled sequences and to identify candidate genes underlying QTLs, we also annotated the contigs of Sanger-EST and RNAseq assemblies.
In order to have a better understanding of the assembled sequences and to identify candidate genes underlying QTLs, we annotated the contigs of Sanger-EST and Illumina transcriptome assemblies.
This was expected, as transcripts that are more highly expressed have more reads representing them and thus have a better chance of being assembled contiguously.> Reads from the different life-cycle stages were re-aligned to the assembled transcriptome and in order to visualize the expression patterns of transcripts at the different stages we performed hierarchical clustering.
