Sentence examples for more extensive optimization from inspiring English sources

An alternative approach for quantification of the PS's intracellular localization could involve organelle-specific fractionation, for example, by centrifugation techniques and analysis of the organelle-bound PS fluorescence this approach is more time-consuming and may require more extensive optimization for the particular cell type.

For highly competitive terms, more extensive search engine optimization is needed to improve search results – but for noncompetitive terms simply putting the term in your blog post title goes a long way.

On the other hand, the group of targets for which the average optimal accuracy values were the highest for methods other than Bayesian optimization was a bit more extensive (i.e., M _text {1}), ERK2, A _text {1}), beta3AR, HIVi, IR).

However even after extensive optimization and selection of optimal primer sets out of at least six different primer combinations for both the deletion specific and the reference PCR, qPCR seemed to be more susceptible to random and systematic errors then eMLPA.

Chemical optimization of APLN-13 with more extensive preclinical data, would pave the way for first phase clinical trials.

With the further optimization, the cusped field thruster will exhibit a more extensive application value.

A more detailed understanding of the molecular pathways involved in malignant transformation of ECs and more extensive preclinical studies will be invaluable for the validation of these therapies and the optimization of effective therapeutic strategies.

Systematic design criteria, optimization, performance prediction, etc. were attained via dimensionless studies that aims to acquire a high applicability for more extensive occasions, which is remarked by the discovery of two critical dimensionless factors.

French influence was more extensive.

"This is much more extensive".

It will be a more extensive procedure.