Distillation, a more sophisticated process, was perfected only in the past few hundred years, and wherever it went it upended social customs.
Spiegelman's group used a more sophisticated process that could quantify the irisin-derived peptides by comparing levels of current they generated with those of reference peptides that were chemically identical.
It could be that a more sophisticated process for search filter development would have produced better results.
Valuing so-called contingent claims, chits that have not been called in, has become a much more sophisticated process in recent decades, Mr. Phaup pointed out.
It is now a slightly more sophisticated process, but they keep the manufacturing costs very down by buying everything from the local market.
However, as devices have shrunk and become faster, the sensitivity to process variations has increased, requiring a much more sophisticated process control strategy.
"That shows these people, 5,000 years ago, were capable of proper smithing," he said, "which is a much more sophisticated process".
Further advances will probably require the use of metabolic engineering and more sophisticated process controls in order to achieve higher stoichiometries, approaches that might be applied to other, light dependent, hydrogen production process by these organisms.
To equate "quality" in clinical care with strict adherence to guidelines or protocols, however robust these rules may be, is to overlook the evidence on the more sophisticated process of advanced expertise.
First, the number and complexity of user steps are reduced: the user does not need to identify, measure, and add assay reagents to the device, which is particularly important when incorporating more sophisticated processes in a point-of-care test.
Scientific input is, therefore, only the first step in a series of steps constituting a more sophisticated evaluation process.
