The phrase "a higher level of resolution" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the clarity or detail of an image, video, or any other form of representation that can be measured in terms of resolution.
Example: "The new display offers a higher level of resolution, making images appear sharper and more detailed."
Alternatives: "an increased resolution" or "a greater resolution".
Recent advances in sample preparation of spliceosomes, technical improvements in EM instrumentation, powerful computer hardware, and new image analysis software will be instrumental to push structural studies of spliceosomes to a higher level of resolution.
This study indicates that nanoparticle-mediated morphological alteration may occur in the cells and to study these morphological changes at a higher level of resolution, we further observed them in the transmission electron microscope.
As Laubichler (2007) points out, "any future synthesis of evo devo will be conceptual rather than simply data driven…[and allow] the integration of developmental mechanisms into evolutionary explanations at a higher level of resolution than the current ideas about regulatory evolution and the evolution of the genetic toolkit suggest" (pp. 343, 359).
In Figure 6, two examples of images distorted with an MF-DA attack applied at different levels of resolution are shown: in the Barbara image, the MRF is applied at a lower level of resolution, while in the Lena image, the distortion is generated at a higher level of resolution.
As a result, an mtDNA tree has a higher level of resolution than a microsatellite tree.
Importantly, this study used a high-sensitivity assay for CRP, allowing examination of values at a higher level of resolution within the 'normal' interval.
However, running the full version with textures, smooth lighting, clouds etc and a high level of resolution at a high frame rate can challenge even expensive PCs.
Single-cell gene profiling can provide definitive evidence regarding the conversion of one cell type into another at a high level of resolution.
The MLST scheme provides a high level of resolution and is an excellent tool for studying the population structure and epidemiology of P. multocida.
The focus of the analysis is to assess the spatial characteristics of different natural forests at a high level of resolution.
Due to its architecture, the system has proven successful in large-scale watershed modeling efforts that require a high level of resolution, record keeping, and technical transfer.
