Sentence examples for more comprehensive map from inspiring English sources
Having done it, I think that climbers should be provided with a more comprehensive map and advised to pack a torch, whistle, lightweight bivouac bag, proper clothing (thermal, fleece, waterproof, appropriate footwear), and supplies of high-energy food.
Subsequent studies using more sophisticated sample preparation technique have demonstrated a more comprehensive map of the BALF proteins [79],[80],[83] resulting in creation of a database of BALF proteins [81],[81].
Such 'meta interactome' should combine the information retrieved from various interaction databases in a consistent way and thus establish a more comprehensive map of the human interactome.
To produce a more comprehensive map, we integrated BAC-end sequences.
This gives the possibility to construct a more comprehensive map of gene regulatory networks for certain cell types by integrating transcriptional and post-transcriptional regulations of gene expression.
In practice, this method can easily be expanded to achieve a more comprehensive map of quantitative methylation profiles by using a variety of methylation sensitive restriction enzymes in individual or combinatory formats.
The fMRI based seed ROI selection approach enabled a more comprehensive mapping of these fiber systems.
Better understanding of post-translational modifications will allow more comprehensive mapping of networks and pathways implicated in certain diseases.
In the absence of more comprehensive mapping data, it is difficult to ascertain how accurate these projections are, as a smaller population may considerably lower this estimate.
A more comprehensive mapping of childcare environments and childcare practices is called for to develop knowledge about protective and risk factors of child health and development.
A more comprehensive mapping of the principal mechanisms underlying vascular formation could reveal new avenues for the engineering of plants with desired body structure and improved biomass production.
