Sentence examples for better disentangling from inspiring English sources

Although simulation results are suggestive of possible biases that may be inflating the number of loci identified in genomic scans, better disentangling these discrepancies has major implications.

47 Inclusion of stool consistency records or colon transit time measurements as a confounder would have allowed better disentangling of signals exclusively associated to the disease and those associated to stool consistency.

To better disentangle whether the impaired motor skill learning was due to a modulation of SMA or PFC, we performed an additional control experiment.

It is hoped that this will allow us to better disentangle the biology of the disease and allow for identification of new therapeutic targets.

The implementation of the same experimental design for both types of memoranda allows to better disentangle the role of the attributes of the presented material on the functional lateralization of prefrontal cortex (PFC) involvements, by measuring individual behavioral performances, during episodic memory tasks.

The paper, published on preprint repository Arxiv (PDF), describes a new architecture for generating and blending images, particularly human faces, that "leads to better interpolation properties, and also better disentangles the latent factors of variation".

BepiColombo consists of two orbiters in different orbits (characterized by small and large eccentricities), both equipped with magnetic field sensors that may help to better disentangle the magnetic field of the planet.

Treatments minimized ramping time between temperatures as part of a parallel gene expression study to better disentangle the effect of mean versus thermal variance, and of high versus low temperature on sex ratios (Fig. 1).

From a policy perspective, we need to better disentangle their effects to determine which emissions to control.

We expect that further follow-up of these children will allow us to better disentangle the timing of the different events.

We randomly assigned rats to four exposure groups, controlling stress and pollution exposures to better disentangle their effects on respiratory function.