Sentence examples for high precision studies from inspiring English sources
The application of Moiré magnification to high precision studies of human premolar eruption.
The LHCb detector is a forward spectrometer at the LHC, designed to perform high precision studies of B and D hadrons.
The NA48/2 experiment at CERN is performing high precision studies of charged kaon decays, using an upgraded NA48 setup and a novel design for simultaneous unseparated K± beams.
Such high precision studies have until now exclusively been carried out using high resolution transmission electron microscopy (HRTEM).
The results from these high precision studies suggest that the α-helical coiled-coils unfold first, serving as a molecular component of clot resistance to degradation.
Third, the impression of publication bias as illustrated in the funnel plots may be an artifact of high precision studies truly having a different effect size.
The NA48/2 experiment at CERN performed a high precision study of direct CP-violation in charged kaon decays into three pions, using an upgraded NA48 setup and a novel design for simultaneous unseparated K± beams.
However, it has been difficult to obtain sufficient amounts of highly-pure Mical protein to conduct further biochemical, structural, imaging, catalytic, and other high-precision studies.
One high-precision study fell in the significant area (grey shading) whereas the other three (one high and two low precision) were in the non-significant area.
Serological assays are also unable to distinguish individual strains within a single serotype, and are therefore unsuitable for high precision epidemiological studies that need to differentiate closely related virus lineages, or topotypes.
The quality of evidence derived from sound observational studies is generally rated as low using the GRADE criteria, but may be upgraded to moderate or higher if there is a large magnitude of association, a consistency of association across studies, high precision of estimates, and no obvious biases that may explain these [ 27, 31].
