Sentence examples for dimensions to further from inspiring English sources
Future studies should equate the perceptual salience across these two dimensions to further address the reliance on pitch height and pitch chroma for processing complex harmonic tones.
We explored higher HGDP-PC dimensions to further refine the origin of AA subjects from the African continent (Figure S1G).
The abundance of Helitrons in genic-rich regions of the genome suggests they are frequently flanked by exonic sequences that could potentially be spliced into the Helitron-transcribed sequences, thus, adding another dimension to further augment the diversity of transcripts created by these elements.
In future work, larger systems should be simulated that have a greater number of dimensions (to reveal further non-trivial types of interaction) and involve more-complicated simulated models such as QCD.
Conceptual diagrams were used to show relationships between the emerging themes and their dimensions to add further scope and support to the developing categories or themes [ 19].
Third, equity would seem a particularly important dimension to tackle further within UHC efforts as it appears to invoke a difference of opinion (26, 32, 44, 45).
An extension of the collocation approach to include adaptive refinement in important stochastic dimensions is utilized to further reduce the numerical effort necessary for simulation.
Carvalho and Primi (2015) have also suggested continuous revision of all of the instrument's dimensions in order to further refine and update IDCP.
Discriminant function analysis of osteometric data collected from long-bones, including bone lengths, and diaphyseal and articular dimensions was used to further attempt sex determination (Supporting Information S1).
Branches of the ancestral terrestrial stock early exploited the protection and productivity of the trees, whereas other lineages added further dimensions to the mammalian spectrum by adapting to life beneath the ground, in the air, and in marine and freshwater habitats.
