Sentence examples for more effectively studied from inspiring English sources
In order to better characterize root phototropism, we plan to perform experiments in microgravity so that this tropism can be more effectively studied without the interactions with the gravity response.
Changes of pairwise correlations could be more effectively studied using a direct approach.
Adaptation of inducer specificity may be more effectively studied at a higher level of control over the system, for example using targeted mutagenesis.
"By removing the barriers implied by the racial classifications we can more effectively study population differences in disease distribution".
Besides becoming more sophisticated learners and theorists about how the mind works, it is clear that students can also benefit from more guidance about how to more effectively study and learn.
And, about six months ago, the CDCN launched a patient registry to more effectively study the disease.
If the pathway that is affected by a drug influencing the phenotype is known, then we can more effectively study the drug-related phenotype.
Such measurements of muscle mass, along with corresponding assessments of muscle strength, will allow basic scientists in the biology of aging to more effectively study sarcopenia in animal models in parallel with newly established clinical guidelines [ 46, 50].
Future fMRI studies (as well as structural MRI studies, e.g., Khan et al., 2014) could more effectively study the EC by using the high-consistency pm-EC and al-EC masks derived from our data (see also 'Landmarks for delineation of al-EC and pm-EC'), or by using functional connectivity metrics to identify subject-specific EC subregions.
Therefore, it seems necessary to work at the population level to more effectively study the LD dynamics in C. canephora, as the analyses showed that the most valuable results were obtained on DG GP, DG C and two Guinean subgroups (Gsub1 et Gsub2) corresponding more or less to natural populations.
Alternatively and likely more effectively, studies of persons infected with HIV who are not yet on ART may reveal key insights about this important issue.
