Sentence examples for defined with greater precision from inspiring English sources
Territorial data layers, combined with analysis of the statistical database and wildfire simulation have enabled areas of highest vulnerability to be defined with greater precision, especially in sectors associated with the urban wildland interface (defined as the zone where man-made structures meet wildland).
More generally, these studies suggest that the notion of a "cluster" may need to be conceptually defined with greater precision than we have sometimes done in the past.
These observations were confirmed in higher resolution array-CGH analyses and the boundaries of these regions of CNA defined with greater precision.
Subsequent work in animal models [ 2- 4] and in human victims [ 5- 7] of cardiac arrest corroborated these findings and defined, with greater precision, the pathophysiologic mechanisms underlying the changes in PETCO2 during cardiac resuscitation and the potential clinical applicability of capnography.
The breakpoints of the aberrations could be defined with great precision because of the high resolution of the SNP array.
In order to define with greater precision the quantitative relation between variation in histone acetylation and gene expression, we studied the correlation between promoter H3K9 acetylation and gene transcript abundance.
In an attempt to define these subregions with greater precision and possibly delimitate their cores, we determined the SROs for gains (19 SROs) and losses (20 SROs) on chromosome 1, whose sizes ranged from 170 kb to over 3 Mb.
More research will be necessary to determine the cause with greater precision.
Immunophenotypic analysis is a powerful diagnostic aid that can define the lineages of these neoplastic disorders with greater precision than is possible based just on morphologic criteria.
Further research is clearly needed to define the overall burden of disease and to identify risk factors with greater precision.
Our results show that this variable, along with the surgical specialty, will define the type of post-operative status for each type of patient with greater precision than the type of surgical procedure, surgical time or time of discharge.
