Sentence examples for more comprehensive characterisation from inspiring English sources
Progress on DBFCs relies on the development of systematic studies to allow a more comprehensive characterisation of the borohydride (BH4−) oxidation process.
To enable more comprehensive characterisation of MAPK7-pathway signaling, we sought to identify cellular pharmacodynamic biomarkers using a reverse-phase protein array (RPPA) platform.
Specific choices with regard to technology adoption or detailed practice guidelines demand more precision than what is offered here, along with a more comprehensive characterisation of key uncertainties.
(2004) to a more comprehensive picture [3,4].
In a recent review on South African herbal teas [ 32], it was concluded that future research on tea species including Athrixia phylicoides should be directed towards more comprehensive chemical characterisation of extracts, and identification of marker compounds for extract standardisation and quality control.
More studies in larger cohorts, together with a comprehensive characterisation of the genetic constitution within the tumours would be useful to further explore the merits of our observation.
The characterisation of DNA in an individual's tumour to identify specific aberrations and the use of that profile to create specificity to DNA in blood is an approach that is highly attractive and may become feasible in a few years as the comprehensive characterisation of tumour DNA becomes more affordable and sufficiently rapid (see below).
This modification is purely qualitative and requires further investigation and grain size characterisation before being used in a more comprehensive assessment.
To better understand the behaviour and to help build a more robust geotechnical model for the Ballina site, a comprehensive characterisation study was carried out on the subsurface soil.
We have carried out a comprehensive characterisation of common variants in VEGF which more than doubles the number of CVM cases studied thus far.
As gastrointestinal bacteria have important functions in digestion, immune functions and general health, the characterisation of the acquisition of bacteria comprises a crucial component in achieving a more comprehensive understanding of the causes and consequences of variation in bacterial communities in wild animals.
