Sentence examples for more detailed patterns from inspiring English sources

A second area we've been working on is microfabrication of devices containing arrays of hundreds or even thousands of light sources that can be distributed to input into the brain more detailed patterns of activity that resemble the neural code itself.

Thus, the combined GRID and corpus methodologies identify more detailed patterns and cross-linguistic and cross-cultural consistency in emotions.

To reveal more detailed patterns of mutation distributions within the Comephoridae family, a group of SG haplotypes was also included in the analysis.

Thirdly, as the global economic crisis hit different countries at different times, monthly or quarterly data might show more detailed patterns of changes in trends in suicide than the annual data used in our study; such detailed data, however, were unavailable in the WHO mortality database.

The intersection of CTA with the eastward deepening top basement reveals a more detailed pattern of three temperature anomalies (Figure 3).

Apart from this rough distinction, it is very hard to recognise any more detailed pattern by which to organise the district's bodies.

For example, sub-community detection algorithms could potentially be used to reveal more detailed collaboration patterns in the social network analysis part.

At a more detailed level, patterns of DNA methylation at specific CpGs between carriers and non-carriers of risk alleles were consistent with previous studies.

However, in order to decode the more detailed regulatory patterns of the TFs involved in xylose metabolism, tremendous genotype-phenotype correlation experiments needs to be accomplished in future.

Based on these alterations in immune-related gene expression, we investigated the changes in this subset of genes within the microarray data in more detail, first using other statistical methods such as analysis of variance (ANOVA), to aid in the detection of more detailed expression patterns.

Two partitional clustering algorithms implemented in the Mayday workbench were used: The neural gas (NG) algorithm was applied to separate Group 1F contigs in five large clusters, followed by quality threshold (QT) clustering for more detailed expression patterns (see the section on 'Materials and methods').