Sentence examples for high resolution allowed from inspiring English sources

This high resolution allowed us to reveal low and high GWRRs across the genome, for insight into the association of nucleotide diversity levels with high and low GWRRs.

This high resolution allowed us to observe details that could not be fully resolved in the complex structure determined previously at lower resolution.

In additional to the main cavity between the vocal fold plane and the lips region, the high resolution allowed the inclusion of small cavities such as the vallecula and the sinus piriformes (see Fig.  2).

These observations reveal not only the extent of Greenland's contribution to sea level in recent years but, thanks to their high resolution, allow us to identify the key glaciers that are showing the greatest signs of change.

This intensity based approach and the use of X-ray images with their inherent high resolution allow principally precise measurements.

The high resolution allows detailed measurements of the lower atmosphere and offers new opportunities for evaporation and boundary layer research, atmospheric profiling and visualization.

(2) The POI and its energy deposit is known in all three dimension with a high resolution, allowing for the reconstruction of Compton scattered γ-rays.

Appropriate use of surface texturing and chemical patterning methodologies allow for reduction of both blood coagulation and platelet adhesion, and new methods of surface interrogation at high resolution allow for measurement of the relevant biological factors.

Mass accuracy, when coupled with high resolution, allows the precise measurement of the isotope peaks.

Overlaying QTL detected by these three methods yielded extremely high resolution, allowing us to identify putative allelic variants underlying eight phenotypes.

The ability to study developing neural circuits at these different levels and with high resolution allows the tadpole to contribute greatly to the identification of currently unknown targets to treat neurodevelopmental disorders in humans.