Sentence examples for more precise marker from inspiring English sources

Yamashita et al. described AFP+ EpCAM+ cells as a more precise marker of CSC [ 19].

Alternatively, the co-occurrence of multiple metabolic abnormalities may be a more precise marker of endothelial dysfunction than any of the biomarker levels included in this study.

LPR levels over 25 indicate anaerobic metabolism onset [ 9] and are a more precise marker of ischemia than lactate levels alone [ 27].

The value of including NO2 in our analyses was primarily as a more precise marker of combustion-related pollution than PM2.5, which may include noncombustion sources such as dust (Veefkind et al. 2011).

While the limitations of various health literacy assessment tools has been compared and contrasted, collectively these tools are a more precise marker of health-related knowledge and health outcomes than is self-reported educational attainment [ 7].

The traditional trial and error practice of medicine is progressively eroding in favor of more precise marker-assisted diagnosis and safer and more effective molecularly guided treatment of disease.

The accuracy of artificial selection in plants species can be increased by using more precise marker-derived estimates of realized coefficients of relationships.

The narrower GWAS-defined genome regions will allow more precise marker-assisted allele selection and will expedite positional cloning of the causal gene(s).

Similar to studies on animals [ 22], our results suggest that the accuracy of artificial selection in plants species can also be increased by using more precise marker-derived estimates of genetic parameters.

However, additional and more precise markers are warranted to estimate the therapy response as early as possible.

However, BMI is an imperfect measure of adiposity 30 and other more precise markers which differentiate between lean and fat mass might have accounted for more of the trend.