Sentence examples for allowing a more specific from inspiring English sources
A focus on regional wmu's is likely to result in a strong commitment of local stakeholders and governmental officials, allowing a more specific DPSIR approach.
Instead we stratified by season, allowing a more specific control for season and trend within each community.
Therefore new biomarkers are required in order to stratify patients into different risk categories, thus allowing a more specific treatment regimen.
Both publications contributed vastly to the understanding of the complex nature of whiplash and the classification of subgroups in patients allowing a more specific therapy.
Although this nonphysiological loading environment has limitations in terms of relevance to the in vivo situation, removal of these uncharacterised biomechanical and biochemical factors enables the effect of cell deformation (and inevitably fluid flow) to be considered in isolation, allowing a more specific mechanotransduction pathway to be investigated.
Affective temperaments could allow a more specific framework of the role trait affectivity plays in this seriously harmful health-behaviour.
In vivo SPECT imaging studies and competition experiments demonstrated that the decreased lipophilicity (in comparison with our previously reported compounds 4 and 5) allowed a more specific labelling of the 5-HT4R brain-containing regions.
To allow a more specific analysis of disease classes we grouped diseases using the second more specific level of the MeSH disease classifications system.
Therefore, detecting methylation of a panel of prostate cancer-specific genes in the cell-free circulating DNA may be useful to allow a more specific diagnosis.
This work allowed a more specific study that showed a preferential general expression of CaCc and CaCe genes at higher and lower temperatures, respectively [ 73].
Indeed, the primer is divided into two parts by a 5 polydeoxyinosine linker which allows a more specific hybridization at temperatures between 55 and 65°C.
