Sentence examples for better resolution of this from inspiring English sources

Better resolution of this group at the tips of the phylogeny is often seen regardless of the phylogenetic reconstruction method chosen.

Additional advantages of I-PET would include the better resolution of this tomographic method and the ease of combining this with CT data to increase the diagnostic value, as shown by Freudenberg et al. [ 17].

However, the paper also highlights ongoing unresolved differences of opinion inherent in ethical analysis of contentious issues, which we propose should form a starting point for further debate and the development of guidelines to achieve better resolution of this matter.

Since two of the three basal haplotypes are peripheral in the clades geographical distribution (one in Venezuela and one in Marajó Island, at the mouth of the Amazon river), it is possible that fine-scale sampling could reveal a better resolution of this very large geographical area.

Because the Ceramiales is the largest group of red algae including greater than 2,655 species (Guiry MD and Guiry GM 2015), additional mt genome data from representative taxa of the order (such as an early branched Spyridia) may provide better resolution of this node.

To prove or disprove this and to get a better resolution of the 3′-transcript ends, other library preparation methods might be used.

The method allowed far better resolution of the thickness of Greenland glaciers and the shape of the valleys beneath the glaciers.

For the purists, the five times better resolution of the full HD format makes it the only way to go.

A modified extraction procedure for wheat triticin allowed a better resolution of the triticin bands on SDS-PAGE.

Almost all measured values from B1 were within the interval of variability of the radar estimates, despite the better resolution of the balloon measurements.

The T-S relationship with better resolution of the low-salinity signature can result in a stronger seasonal cycle of the ITF geostrophic transport (Liu et al. 2005).