Sentence examples for a more precise pattern from inspiring English sources
The higher robustness to deformation and better resistance to etching of the SiC membranes allow for a wider choice of the deposited materials, leading themselves to a more precise pattern duplication and less complicated resistless dry etching applications.
To further hone the image, engineers use a technique called optical proximity correction, which uses oddly shaped bars, notches and other distortions that are cut into the chrome template on the quartz plate to trick light waves into making a more precise pattern (see left).
To further hone the image, engineers use a technique called optical proximity correction, which uses oddly shaped bars, notches and other distortions that are cut into the chrome template on the quartz plate to trick light waves into making a more precise pattern (see chart).
The use of an ultra sensitive detection system based on tiramide signal amplification for IF staining, revealed a more precise pattern of protein expression and distribution, slightly different to results above shown of regular colorimetric IHC.
Therefore, in this paper, we aim to find a set of more precise patterns in an unsupervised manner to augment the baseline method.
Constraints meeting criteria defined in the paper are useful for specifying more precise patterns and for improving algorithm performance.
By avoiding grain structure, such films can allow more precise patterning of plasmonic structures, which is clearly beneficial.
This study seeks to inspect the nonparametric characteristics connecting the age of the driver to the relative risk of being an at-fault vehicle, in order to discover a more precise and smooth pattern of age impact, which has commonly been neglected in past studies.
While a comparison between the venom-gland transcriptomes of the two venom types in C. horridus might have provided a more precise comparison of expression patterns underlying the two venom types, such a comparison would provide substantially less data on toxin and nontoxin molecular evolution and on patterns of gene-family evolution in snake venoms.
Thus, in order to obtain a more precise picture of the patterns of appearance and loss of HECT E3s, I performed a second, more focused, set of searches to detect all the HECT proteins present in 14 model species with fully or almost fully sequenced genome.
High-resolution CT allows a more precise assessment of the presence, pattern and distribution of parenchymal and airway abnormalities than a chest radiograph.
