Sentence examples for a more powerful experimental from inspiring English sources
We posit that an automated phenotyping and selection system for Drosophila size traits would be highly beneficial, because it enables a more powerful experimental design of artificial selection studies for morphometric traits by decreasing the phenotyping effort.
We suggest that this is a promising area for research using some of the more powerful experimental methods now available.
According to the examples above, it can be concluded that changes in gene expression and their association with behavioral traits or psychopathologies remain among the more powerful experimental tools to uncover the mechanisms leading to a brain disorders.
Especially for experimental evolution of size traits, the FlyCatwalk opens new possibilities by enabling more powerful experimental designs and thus has the potential to contribute to a more complete understanding of animal growth.
An intriguing question was whether or not this new, and presumably more powerful, experimental strategy would uncover novel imprinted genes.
With more powerful experimental and statistical approaches, these effects can likely be detected on many thousands of genes, or even onto all of the transcriptome.
Further improvements for complex mining can be obtained by improving the quality of the PPI data with new and more powerful experimental detection technologies, or with computational approaches for validating the existing protein interactions (to address false positive interaction issue) and predicting novel protein interactions (to address false negative interaction issue).
Where the goal of research is discovery or new explanations, case studies may offer a more powerful research design than experimental methods.
Compared to other volatile anesthetics, for example sevoflurane and desflurane, isoflurane showed a more powerful potency to reduce myocardial infarct size in experimental animals with preconditioning paradigm [ 15].
In fact, you actually get a more powerful work force.
"It had a more powerful impact," Mr. Kaplan said.
