Sentence examples for approach to precisely from inspiring English sources

With this understanding, we developed a facile approach to precisely control the growth process of the membranes.

This paper presents a quantitative approach to precisely capture the local deformations of wood cellular structure in high-resolution tomographic datasets.

This work provides an approach to precisely tune the peak wavelength and the bandwidth of plasmonic absorption of porous Ag/AAO films utilizing fine control of the pore diameters.

While complex genome editing in the mouse since the 1990s has been dominated by the use of embryonic stem (ES) cells, CRISPR/Cas9 now offers a versatile and fast approach to precisely modify virtually any DNA regions directly in mouse zygotes.

Together, the present work provides a novel statistical approach to precisely and consistently ascertain the colocalization in a series of biological images.

Our results demonstrate that mRNA transfection can be a useful approach to precisely control the protein expression level and short-term expression of reprogramming factors is sufficient to activate pluripotency genes in differentiated cells.

Currently, there are few approaches to precisely detect the expression level of the target protein, not to mention the technique for real-time monitoring of the translation level of the recombinant protein.

It is desirable to have model-based, fine-tuned external control approaches to precisely regulate a reverse-engineered target.

While 60∼70% of neurons in the VTA are dopaminergic, the diverse populations of other types of non-DA neurons[17], both excitatory and inhibitory, make it rather difficult for pharmacological approaches to precisely pinpoint the behavioral contributions of the dopamine neuron NMDA receptors on nicotine-induced addiction.

That precision ag approach to delivering precisely how much water and nutrients a plant needs in the root zone is being used by growers of both permanent and seasonal crops on the Central Coast of California.

In this paper, we present a Bayesian changepoint approach to more precisely determine if and when the change in risk was associated with the timing of the program, and measure the extent to which the post-changepoint risk declined in SRTS compared to non-SRTS areas.