Sentence examples for more precise separation from inspiring English sources

A polyacrylamide gel was used for more precise separation of the resulting fragments).

Thus, by studying individually the well-defined HAT complexes, the resolution of the analysis will increase, leading to a more precise separation of the observed overlap in the recruitment of the HATs.

However, in contrast to Cx40, a spotted distribution of Cx37 was also found below the layer containing predominantly endothelial cells, i.e. closer to the layer containing predominantly smooth muscle cells (SMCL; Figure  6A, Cx37, right panel, white arrow) - a more precise separation being beyond the resolution limits of about 1 2 μm in z-direction.

Combinatorial techniques may offer more accurate separation.

In fact, we do not have available densitometry, and besides, a more precise activity measurement or separation should have been performed.

Therefore, more sophisticated bio-communication experiments with precise separation of cell cultures are necessary.

Electrophoretic isoenzyme separation provides much more precise information than measurement of alkaline phosphatases (AP).

They should be more precise in how much of a separation they believe is occurring during activation and how this leads to increased sensitivity.

We have also revised the quoted sentence to read "…are inconsistent with a model in which a new array of microtubules polymerized between separating chromosomes provides a pushing force on their inside surfaces to drive separation", to be more precise about the feature of the previous model that is most incompatible with our data.

A study comparing the two methods showed that the CO2-controlled method provides more precise results [ 27], however the time or volume-controlled separation which was used in the current study is simpler and more feasible.

The increased separation of M. bovis CFPs may have therefore permitted a more precise analysis of the antigen recognition by serum antibodies.