Sentence examples for at a better resolution from inspiring English sources

The benefit of pre-phasing is expected to result from capturing LD effects at a better resolution [ 26].

Our results indicate that dark-field mammography has the potential to detect small tumours, especially if microcalcified, at a better resolution than MRI, even though additional lesions depending on their localization might still need further histological assessment.

The measurements were taken using two experimental sets one with a grating for better resolution at high energies (a) and the other with a better resolution at low energies (b).

Because we could not infer the relationships between the exons over such an enormous evolutionary time scale, we tested whether we could find a better resolution at a scale of around 40-60 million years, i.e., the estimated divergence times for D. melanogaster and D. mojavensis [ 82, 83].

Exclusion of the third codon position did not result in a better resolution because variation at the first and second codon position was very low.

While this has minimal effect on our network dynamics and no effect on our blocking of re-replication, it would provide a better resolution of events at origins just prior to the G1/S transition.

The results of PSD calculations from nitrogen and argon are consistent, however, argon adsorption provides a better resolution of micropore sizes at low vapor pressures than nitrogen adsorption.

For a better visualization of the individual Coulomb diamond in the blockade region, the Coulomb diamond color scale plot of the conductance G with a better resolution ΔVBG = 10 mV at T = 6.5 K was shown in Figure 4.

"It turns out that the small mechanical tip on a scanning tunnel microscope can image surfaces at a much better resolution than an electron beam," he said.

Light microscopy gives access to the functionality of a given protein in physiological conditions, whereas EM enables precise localization of the same protein with respect to the surrounding anatomical organization of the cell, at a much better resolution.

The boundaries of individual lava flows were then mapped and digitised at a better spatial resolution (~15 m) than had previously been possible (Vallejo 2009).