"more precisely delineate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to provide a more detailed or exact outline or description of something. Example: "In order to fully understand the complex relationship between politics and culture, we must more precisely delineate the various factors at play."
Next, optical sectioning was used in conjunction with structured illumination microscopy to more precisely delineate the intracellular expression of CXCR7.
Larger studies are needed in order to more precisely delineate differences regarding cyclin D1 in DCIS and type of local recurrence.
In addition, using a higher density of probe sets, CNVplex® analysis could more precisely delineate the breakpoints of CNVs in selected genomic regions than MLPA.
To understand the nature of AAV and classify the disease from a global perspective, it is essential to more precisely delineate the clinical implications of ILD in AAV in Asian countries.
Analysis of a larger sample set and cell model systems is clearly needed to more precisely delineate the molecular basis for both arsenic-induced LC and SqCC in never smokers.
Although we have found gender to be an important factor in regard to HEV, we feel that a future study with larger numbers of males and females would be helpful to more precisely delineate its level of importance.
The calculated tortuosity using the new 3D RTM model agrees well with the measured tortuosity in experiment, indicating that the new 3D microstructure model is more appropriate to precisely delineate the tortuosity of granular porous media.
This will more precisely define the aetiologic effects of carcinogens (such as asbestos), delineate the interlocking pathways that are dysregulated in solid tumours, and potentially open avenues for prevention and treatment of these often-fatal cancers.
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To precisely delineate the timing and contribution of inflammation to bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) in preterm infants during the neonatal period.
Only direct methods that precisely delineate the retinotopic organization of human visual can measure cortical magnification.
