Sentence examples for more accurate physiological from inspiring English sources

Like Feyerabend, Quine also endorsed the idea that mental notions like belief or sensation could simply be abandoned in favor of a more accurate physiological account.

A more specific view might lead clinicians to more accurate physiological diagnoses and could perhaps influence their treatment choices.

The diagnosis of acute lung injury (ALI) may be more robust if more accurate physiological markers can be identified.

It has been proposed that the diagnosis and prognosis of lung injury may be more robust if more accurate physiological markers can be identified.

One important task now is to determine what molecules are involved in the formation and maintenance of these double-layered tubes in vivo so that more accurate and physiological models can be created in culture.

However, the POCD testing of whole blood gives a more accurate picture of physiological conditions than does testing plasma.

Multimodal imaging recently has gained attention because of its potential to overcome the limitations of individual imaging modalities and to provide more accurate and complete physiological information at sites of disease.

On the other hand, the added fiber dependence in the Neo-fiber law allows a more accurate approximation to physiological cardiac motion, as the lower average and maximum errors indicate that the Neo-fiber can on average reproduce most of the deformation modes considered.

It converts the observations that have been made and the theories that have been developed into a form that can be used to estimate the approximate magnitudes of outcomes, stimulate debate and research, and begin a cycle that should gradually converge on a deeper and more accurate understanding of physiological pathways than would otherwise be possible.

Some authors imply additional methods, for example cell membrane damage tests: crystal violet assay and lactate dehydrogenase (LDH) leakage [ 27] leading to a more accurate assessment of cell physiological condition.

We believe that global histone acetylation changes and promoter-specific impacts are not entirely congruent and that promoter-specific histone acetylation changes are more accurate in separating the opposing physiological outcomes of cellular transformation and toxicity.