Sentence examples for more precise regions from inspiring English sources

Future work could extend the investigation by more complex block definitions to find and use more precise regions showing symptoms of stress for classification.

A solution to this uncertainty would be an increased time resolution for the expression profiles, resulting in more precise regions for narrower time windows.

It is worth noting that the classification is more precise for regions (N = 162) than for industries (N = 19), which may have implications for comparing the relative importance of segregation by region and industry.

To determine the more precise Smad7 region required for HDAC-1 association and proliferation arrest, we cointroduced truncated versions of Smad7 with an N-terminal Myc-tag (Fig. 1B) and Flag-HDAC-1 into 293T cells.

Eliminating seizures while preserving normal brain function will require ever more precise identification of the region or regions responsible for seizures and their relationship with eloquent systems.

Accordingly, we will use the term static objects instead of the more precise form static foreground regions.

At the same time, the inferred evolutionary neighborhood is extended by the identification of an outgroup, leading to more precise taxonomic assignments, while regions without detectable taxonomic signal are instantly discarded.

The approach employed here—utilizing higher quality tissue and more precise dissection of brain regions than is usually possible in humans may therefore provide a powerful means to investigate variation in gene expression relevant to complex brain related traits, including human neuropsychiatric diseases.

It is worth mentioning that an important difference between both methods is that ReLA provides more precise results, as the regions predicted are shorter (up to 750 nt long, with an average of 485 nt) than those coming from EEL (up to 11563 nt, with an average of 2644 nt).

Doppler shift of VHF backscatter echoes by Jicamarca radar provided more precise E and F region drifts, from which the ionospheric electric field were estimated (Balsley, 1973).

Despite a linker-scanning analysis of the whole area (Figure S5) and numerous site-directed mutations (not shown), no more precise parts of this region were found to be necessary for a strong activity of the promoter in endothelial cells.