Sentence examples for better characterization by a from inspiring English sources

This data suggest that LOA and EOA are overall identical but there are differences in presentation that deserve a better characterization by a prospective study.

We aimed to contribute to a better characterization by using comprehensive biomarker profiling quantifying hemodynamic cardiac stress, cardiomyocyte injury, inflammation, endothelial function, matrix turnover and metabolism.

In conclusion, it is suggested that the acoustics environment of open-plan offices needs better characterization by incorporating some of the complexity and psychoacoustics of multi-talker scenarios.

For a better characterization, we performed a phylogenetic analysis.

For this purpose, the presence of oral contrast inside the diverticulum provides a better characterization of its ileal attachment, by allowing a good visualization of the pattern of the mucosal folds on the junction region.

A significant reduction of disease burden from breast cancer can be achieved by a better characterization of its potentially fatal forms.

The other selected genes were not evaluated by immunohistochemistry as their variation in expression was much lower and our primary goal was to find new markers for a better characterization of these tumors with a clear etiology.

For better characterization of surface morphology, a quantitative analysis of AFM scans was also performed.

A cut-off of 1% allowed a better characterization of the viral population by identifying additional resistance mutations and improving the DR interpretation.

Aiming towards a better characterization of the possibilities offered by these materials, the research work reported here investigates the shear response of small masonry assemblages strengthened externally with sheets made of glass and aramid fiber reinforced polymer laminates.

The realization of state-space digital filters which is free from limit-cycles is brought out by utilizing a better characterization of the saturation nonlinearities and free-weighting matrices.