Sentence examples for more extensive estimates from inspiring English sources

To confirm and complete this gating scenario we will need high resolution structures of intact AChRs in both A2C and A2O conformations, more extensive estimates of the energy changes in αM1 and the M2 segments of the non-α subunits, and more sophisticated theories for, and analyses of, the transition state of the gating reaction.

It is likely that further expansion of this project to include larger samples will uncover additional HPV strains to provide more extensive estimates of oral HPV infection within this population.

It is well known that tumor size for this type of tumor is more difficult to assess, and often this type of tumor is histologically more extensive than estimated as a result of their diffuse growth pattern.

Although more extensive methods of estimating air pollution levels are available, we found that a method of interpolation provided useful information, and future studies may investigate other approaches to estimate ozone levels.

To take advantage of the best available comparative framework, we merged these two topology estimates by constraining the more extensive mitochondrial genome-based estimate of tetrapod relationships to reflect the relationships among squamate species inferred from the nuclear plus mitochondrial gene analyses.

Sensitivity analyses, which tested more extensive seasonal control, produced smaller estimates.

The size and population of the Bronze Age town cannot be estimated until more extensive exploration is conducted, the discoverers said.

To determine the final exposure designation, we used a more extensive exposure assessment model to estimate the mass of PCE delivered to each residence from the prenatal period through five years of age.

While there has been a notable increase in access to antiretroviral therapy among IDUs and some likely reduction in AIDS- and drug-related deaths, more extensive modeling would be needed to estimate whether or not these have also contributed to lower prevalence and incidence estimates.

However, the procedures for the estimation are more extensive, particularly if the dispersion parameter ϕ is unknown and must be estimated.

Instead of co-estimating magnetospheric fields, we subtract a magnetospheric field model estimated previously from a more extensive data set covering all local times.