Sentence examples for allow pinpointing from inspiring English sources

Analyses of the macroevolutionary correlates of brain structure volumes allow pinpointing of selective pressures influencing specific structures.

Despite their relative simplicity, they allow pinpointing the majority of dynamic patterns present also in mitochondria with lamellar cristae, whilst the analysis of apparent diffusivity is much easier.

Although a higher proportion of cases in older age-group were apparently linked to reactivation; univariate analysis of risk factors did not allow pinpointing specific risk factors for a patient to belong to a TB transmission group.

The results would allow pinpointing the domains of cultural competence that the current curriculum is able to deliver, in the absence of a comprehensive cultural competence program, and the potentially remaining gaps.

As a consequence, the robust maps allow pinpointing the regions where the assembly order disagrees with an RH map order that is strongly supported by the RH data, so this approach allowed improvements over classical a framework-based mapping strategy [ 19].

Visuals accompanying the report allow pinpointing of any locale to see how the landscape changed over time (http://gis.rowan.edu/projects/luc/index.html).html

Molecular dynamics simulations allowed pinpointing the main features of cAMP driven conformational transition and dissecting the contributions of geometric factors governing the functioning of the biosensor.

In the case of B. bacteriovorus, this strategy allowed pinpointing a minimal set of candidate causative mutations out of over 28,000 genetic differences between the tested organism (strain 109J) and its closest sequenced relative (strain HD100).

Higher resolution allowed pinpointing the source of luminescence, but capturing less signal.

Quantitative Trait Loci (QTL) analysis allows pinpointing the location of regions under selection, and the traits associated with these regions.

This approach allows pinpointing possible attrition along the continuum of care and may help to compare and prioritize prevention and care strategies [ 3].