Sentence examples for improved methodologies that from inspiring English sources
There are now improved methodologies that are based on where people live.
The latter is used to design new and improved methodologies that produce the high-quality crystals.
Here we apply an improved methodology that allows quantitation of the AMP fraction that arises particularly from tRNA-dependent aa-AMP hydrolysis.
Anne Schuchat, head of CDC's National Center for Immunization and Respiratory Diseases, explained at a press conference today that the new estimates come from improved methodology that does not strictly rely on laboratory-confirmed cases.
These have motivated the development of better methodologies that will improve our ability to rationally design such inhibitors with a desired selectivity profile.
This paper rebuts claims published in this journal [33] as well as elsewhere [31,32,34]: (a) that improved methodologies for extreme value analysis (EVA) developed over the past 60 years are invalid; (b) that EVA methodologies should revert to the status quo ante 1939; and (c) that, consequently, all regulations and codes of practice for extreme winds should be reassessed.
6) As the authors themselves point out, the fact that they find 7x more oscillating transcripts than Panda 2002 is simply a reflection of improved methodologies, or the fact that their experiments were conducted in LD rather than DD conditions.
Assessing the health impacts of chemical contaminants in drinking water is a challenge that requires improved methodologies and enhanced interdisciplinarity in future epidemiological studies.
This improved methodology was validated with four representative strains that respond poorly to cell disruption.
More specifically, it will help to improve evaluation methodologies that capture contextual and other critical influences to understand what works to make significant progress towards UHC and how and why it does.
The in vitro blood-perfused juxtamedullary technique (Casellas & Navar 1984) has also been used extensively to investigate afferent and efferent arteriolar blood flow (Harrison-Bernard & Carmines 1994, 1995, Takenaka et al. 1994), and the application of certain elements of this technique may indeed improve current methodologies, that is, perfusion of DVR within slices.
