Sentence examples for have a more precise view from inspiring English sources

To have a more precise view of the differential enrichment in H3K79me2, we compared the H3K79me2 profiles within rescaled regions comprising the TSS to the end of 1st intron.

That's when politicians will start to get a more precise view on how many policies will be canceled.

For special scattered sets, we have a more precise result.

(He claimed not to have a more precise figure to hand).

"We must wait until tomorrow to have a more precise picture of the situation".

Also, advances in basic immunology have cleared the way for a more precise view of allogeneic reactions between donor and host.

These observations may provide a more precise view, but relatively few studies have used these markers.

Enormous progress has been made during recent years in the construction of devices giving a more precise view of the organs investigated, for example SPECT (single photon emission computed tomography) or, even better, PET (positron emission tomography).

To obtain a more precise view of which rewards are related to which indicators of employee health, three occupational rewards (earnings, esteem and job security) were assessed separately.

Dissecting the specific roles of TF activity, CNV, and methylation status changes on individual gene expression alterations provides a more precise view of the underlying regulatory mechanism.

Not only because of China, India, Brazil having much more weight around the table, but also because, you know, countries in Africa, in the Caribbean, in the Pacific Ocean now have the capacity to negotiate and they have a much more precise view of what they want and what they do not want.