Sentence examples for more accurately study from inspiring English sources

One hope is that Voyager 1's position will allow scientists to more accurately study galactic cosmic rays, which are high-energy particles that originate outside the solar system.

To more accurately study the proposed structure, a scintillating screen containing approximately 2,000,000 nanowires was simulated in a porous anodized alumina membrane (PAAM) with a hexagonal arrangement.

Several substrates, such as collagen I, laminin, or complex mixtures of ECM components have been used as surrogates of native 3D ECM to more accurately study cancer cell behaviors.

Recent developments in genomic copy number analysis have shown to more accurately study the measure of chromosomal structural and numeric aberrations [ 23].

It is therefore necessary to incorporate Finite Element analysis to more accurately study the subtle changes and biomechanical responses of the eyeball.

Several laboratories use magnetic resonance imaging to more accurately study the apparent diffusion coefficient, the distribution of AT in the body, the volume of AT in the different regions, and the different rates of diffusion (Steidle et al. 2011).

This would allow for metal transfer and its correlation to polyethylene wear to be more accurately studied under normal and adverse activities and for predictive wear studies of failure mechanisms to be performed on HXLPE.

Whereas causes of death are now well described [ 2, 4], severe morbidity has been more difficult to accurately study and data remain scarce about their distribution and determinants over time.

According to Krueger et al. (2000), entrepreneurial activity can be predicted more accurately by studying 'intention' rather than 'personality traits', 'demographic characteristics' or 'situational factors'.

To assess the performance of machine learning methods more accurately, we studied the upper boundary performance of the machine learning-based system on the training set after preprocessing.

To be able to compare the rate of sequence evolution more accurately, we studied in detail the CE1-SC2 orthologroupsroups, and included the genome of Ashbya gossypii, a fungus closely related to S. cerevisiae.