Sentence examples for more effective labeling from inspiring English sources

The results demonstrated more effective labeling of redox-sensitive proteins in vivo than in vitro due to lysis-induced oxidation.

We were able to identify three Protein Z variants that, taken together, can effectively, or in some cases completely, cross-link to almost all commonly used IgG isotypes with less than 1 h of UV exposure, thereby representing a vastly faster and more effective labeling method.

The need for more effective labels has grown significantly, they say, in light of the latest census, which shows an increasingly diverse population.

We can exploit this knowledge to construct the latent graphs for more effective label prediction.

This indicates that the new GMMs were more effective in labeling the template representative frames, and the exclusion of the outlier GMMs was helpful, too.

An obvious way to improve the SRG algorithm is to provide more effective pixel labeling technique and automate the process of seed selection.

A few points must be addressed for better understanding of the results and for improved design of more effective molecular labeling strategies.

With new developments trending toward more cost effective (label-free) technologies and higher throughput and fidelity, NGS instrumentation will undoubtedly become the gold standard.

This indicates that the structure of the graph obtained by the GESR-LR method has more discriminant information, which is more effective for the label propagation.

The drug companies Pfizer and Parke-Davis (now a subsidiary of Pfizer) shaded clinical trial results in at least 12 studies in order to make the drug gabapentin appear more effective for off-label use, says a report today in The New England Journal of Medicine.

Finally, it only remained to identify an appropriate warning-tattoo for Gays, one that it was hoped, might prove more effective than the label on cigarette packages.