Sentence examples for for detailed changes from inspiring English sources
The Gibbs sampler can be modified readily; see the end of Supplementary Section S1 for detailed changes.
A high proportion of mature trees are recognizable in this imagery, and the potential for detailed change analyses is good [32]; see here for further information about imagery, preprocessing and interpretation of vegetation content.
(b) A horizontally long panel for A% of three human A subtypes is presented for clarifying detailed changes occurring within and after one outbreak of pH1N1.
We found comparative analyses of protein molecules in different states to be very useful for identifying detailed changes in structural dynamics that may be mechanistically relevant for the molecular function.
These numbers are in agreement with measurement of flagellar dimensions in the literature (Silverman and Simon 1977), suggesting that AFM is suitable for detecting detailed changes in cell morphology under our experimental condition.
Cycling conditions for TaqMan PCR consisted of an initial incubation at 50°C for 2 min and 95°C for 15 sec and 60°C for 1 min. To study the detailed changes in molecular profiles during the progression of ADPKD, we generated and compared gene expression profiles of Pkd1 -/- embryonic kidneys and age-matched WT kidneys at two stages, E14.5 and E17.5.
Flow records had a resolution of 15-min increments and were available over a 42-year period, allowing for detailed assessment of changes in event-scale flow response with increasing urban land use during the post-freshet period (May 26 to November 15).
The implementation of various assessment points over the course of the study will allow for detailed analyses of changes in and associations between ER and depressive symptom severity.
The range of work covers the production of overview maps for land covers, techniques of classification for detailed habitat maps, change detection as a management support tool for the updating of existing habitat databases and an integrative GIS model to delineate habitat suitability for key species.
While the saxophone allows for detailed control over embouchure changes and changing air pressures, the manual interface of the instrument has certain limitations.
