Sentence examples for more precise tracing from inspiring English sources
Moreover, recent studies (e.g. [20], [52], [19]) indicate that higher sampling density should allow more precise tracing of source populations, which in turn will predict female flight ability, the key trait of interest [32].
Further investigations employing more precise lineage tracing and gene targeting mice, such as CCR2−/− (Yona et al., 2013) and CX3CR1 GFP transgenic (Seki et al., 2009) on the Notch deficient or activated background, are required to elucidate the cellular mechanism(s) for Notch signaling to regulate macrophages in renal fibrosis.
Manual contouring along the endocardial border should be more precise than semi-automatic tracing.
Thus, the more intervals in the first sequence, the more precise would be its memory trace and the greater would be the sensitivity" (p. 284).
b The Z-trace provides a more precise location of the event in time (Munro 1950).
ConiferEST [ 15] (now part of ConiferGDB http://www.conifergdb.org/coniferEST.php) was the first attempt to rationalise pine sequences by more precise pre-processing dedicated to Pinus taeda traces only.
In the proposed approach, finite element method, back-face detection and ray-tracing algorithms are utilized to obtain more precise results.
At the eastern side of the pyramid, the remnants of brick walls could indicate the presence of a mortuary temple, but the archaeological traces are so tenuous that any closer examination and more precise reconstruction is impossible today.
Although human brain cartography obviously relies solely on cytoarchitectural stains, a number of tract-tracing techniques have been used in monkeys to generate more precise thalamic parcellation (Ilinsky and Kultas-Ilinsky 1987; Percheron et al. 1996).
