Sentence examples for more detailed comparative from inspiring English sources

Positive IDs of the new species, for the present, depend on examination of molecular or cranial data, but more detailed comparative morphology, ecology and nesting behaviour, particularly in areas of sympatry, may yield reliable field characters.

The remaining 345 potential candidate products (around 98%) may trigger more detailed comparative assessments, at least of the agronomic aspects, and where appropriate also of the safety aspects.

Inside this domain, different climatic and morphological environments were selected to perform a more detailed comparative analysis of the samples chosen.

More detailed comparative study are required in fish and animal models to elucidate the toxicity regimes, but recently developed biologically synthesized nano-selenium can be seen as a low toxicity candidate due to its ecofriendly nature containing minimum additives.

In a recent, more detailed comparative study it was shown, that significant variations in axial rigidity exist between the proximal and the distal segment of certain nails, and that more screw do not always lead to increased stiffness.

More detailed comparative investigations of feral or free-ranging and domestic horses may provide useful evidence of attention, stress and motivational issues affecting behavioural and learning processes in the horse.

This hypothesis is consistent with complex patterns of genomic copy-number change in primates for PAR1 (Helena Mangs and Morris 2007), the VCFS region (Shaikh et al. 2000; Babcock et al. 2007), and the Williams-syndrome region (Antonell et al. 2005), and with findings from comparative primatology (e.g., Zuberbühler 2006), but it requires more-detailed comparative-genomic analyses.

A more detailed and comparative analysis of the geometric parameters for the P1-P3 revealed revealed that a drastic geometric reorganization occurs from P1 to the transition state (TS).

For more detailed and comparative descriptions of the processes of hematopoiesis in zebrafish and mammals we refer to other reviews (Stachura and Traver, 2011; Jagannathan-Bogdan and Zon, 2013).

Stimulated by the human genome project and the need to further understand species genome architecture, more divergent mammals are being sequenced [ 1- 7], providing more complete and detailed comparative genomic information, and contributing to our understanding of mammalian genome evolution.

In terms of affected uses, more or less detailed comparative assessments may be required for the 767 different uses of potential candidate products for which at least one alternative product is currently authorised.