Sentence examples for finer definition from inspiring English sources

Microbial cultures for the identification of infectious disease, simpler access to internal organs for biopsy through the use of glass fibre-optic instruments, finer definition of subcellular structures with the electron microscope, and a wide array of chemical stains have greatly expanded the information available to the pathologist in determining the causes of disease.

This study, one of the first to examine children under 2 years of age, should be replicated in a prospective cohort study that would allow for a finer definition of severity of injury and ADHD subtypes.

However, for the purpose of testing prophylactic treatments, a finer definition of this transition, while desirable, is not necessary because the frequency of proven ictal events (∼2/h) already gives adequate power to run preclinical studies with limited group size.

Models were also tested with a finer definition of lag structure (means of lag1-2, 3–5, 6 9, 10 14, 15 21, 22 28 and 29 35 days) to examine acute, medium and longer term effects of temperatures.

The transcriptional architecture of S. Typhimurium and finer definition of the key role ppGpp plays in regulating Salmonella coding and non-coding transcription should promote the understanding of gene regulation in this important food borne pathogen and act as a resource for future research.

WGBS has not only confirmed this notion but led to finer definitions of methylated domains, revealing those that may be characteristic to developmental stages, tissues or disease states.

And there you have a fine definition of Modernism in all its bravura democracy and moral ambiguity.

Franklin's most homely and heartfelt feature (he is best known for thrillers and sweaty dramas such as Roadgames, Patrick and Brilliant Lies) is a fine definition of a filmed play, faithful to its origins but contentious as a work of cinema.

Mallon offers up his text as one that "bows down to its bibliography, one that presents itself as a kind of long cover letter to the cornucopia of titles listed back there," a line, I might add, that could serve as a fine definition of belles-lettres.

This shows that when (u(0)=int_{0}^{1}g(s)u(s),ds), (u'(1)=0), we require a special technique to give a fine definition of q.

In fact, a fine definition of q is very difficult to give when (u(0)=int_{0}^{1}g(s)u(s),ds), (u'(1)=0).