Sentence examples for more precise modality from inspiring English sources

The 'modality appropriateness hypothesis' [41] has long proposed that the more precise modality dominates the integration of a multisensory event: audition has often been referred to as the dominant channel in temporal tasks [42], [43], [44] and visual timing has been suggested to be encoded in an auditory form [45].

Further studies with extended number of the patients and follow-up biopsies could be more elucidative in immunopathogenesis and prognosis of the disease and may lead to more precise treatment modalities in childhood IgAN.

The art of observational inference of subtle anatomic features and function from a static radiograph is being traded for new, more precise, and more expensive modalities.

The underlying assumption of the "modality appropriateness hypothesis" is that auditory temporal resolution is more precise than that of the visual modality.

New peptide-based diagnostic and therapeutic approaches hold promise for highly selective targeting of cancer leading to more precise and effective diagnostic and therapeutic modalities.

The advanced mode adds more precise criteria.

What becomes clear though is that more precise definitions distinct from the traditional taxonomy of ventilation modalities are desperately needed for research and clinical application.

With the advancement of computing and medical imaging technologies, digital brain atlases constructed for different imaging modalities are increasingly more common and provide more precise delineation of brain structures and allow automatic processing of large datasets with minimal human intervention.

However, cryoablation has several relative advantages (most significantly, the ability to produce larger and more precise zones of ablation) over RF ablation and the other heat-based ablation modalities.

Alternative neuroimaging modalities, like positron emission topography (PET) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), offer more precise spatial resolution and the ability to sample large numbers of cortical sites simultaneously.

The identification of such genetic risk factors may translate into more precise screening of higher risk individuals and guide clinicians and patients toward earlier and more definitive treatment modalities in patients genetically identified as higher risk.