Sentence examples for more comprehensive identification from inspiring English sources

Today, the new Bethesda system recommends human papillomavirus testing as an adjuvant to the conventional Papanicolaou smear for more comprehensive identification of women at certain risk of cervical neoplasia.

With the recent publication of the complete genome sequence of Leishmania major [15], a vast amount of new information will allow more comprehensive identification of parasite-specific proteins, among them protein kinases, and their biological significance.

Recent technological advances in DNA sequencing have yielded more comprehensive identification of mutations occurring in tumors.

In our study, Illumina sequencing enabled a more comprehensive identification of T. pisana CNS transcripts, providing 220,602 unigenes.

Therefore, we will continue to update and improve the Mutation@A Glance system, in order to cope with the larger-scale data analysis for more comprehensive identification of disease-causative candidate genes.

To confirm this, we will increase the amount of plants for screening in the next generation (n≥200), at the same time we will carry out more comprehensive identification and confirmation of the tRNA modification candidate genes.

These experiments have been shown to provide more comprehensive protein identification [ 56].

Our folding model in Figure 5, devised on the basis of measuring all three FRET vectors among the P1, P2, and P3 helices, is more comprehensive, enabling identification of at least three P2 conformational states and revealing an increase in the P1−P3 helical distance upon folding.

We view this as a provisional conclusion, pending a more systematic and comprehensive identification of the nature and density of hotspot motifs within primate (and other) genomes.

This also improved contact tracing efforts by more accurately reporting active cases, leading to more comprehensive and more rapid identification of potential contacts.

This would allow triangulation of multiple sources of data, which would provide more comprehensive understanding and better identification of reasons for poor glycaemic control.