Sentence examples for more precisely mapping from inspiring English sources

An important advantage of a combined analysis is to estimate more precisely mapping intervals.

The researchers are now developing algorithms to more precisely map out how the dragonfly pulls off its clandestine maneuvers.

Being able to more precisely map the soil burn severity within smaller drainage basins has facilitated modeling increased runoff, projected soil loss due to erosion, and post-fire debris flow hazard.

The integration of both airborne and spaceborne remote sensing techniques has offered the opportunity to more precisely map forest cover and related carbon stocks over wider areas at suitable spatiotemporal scales [6, 13, 14, 19].

Given this situation the range of things that may be usefully said about all pantheisms is perhaps limited, but nonetheless a variety of concepts may be clarified, the nature of contentious issues explored, and the range of possible options more precisely mapped out.

The above ages were selected to check additional time points and more precisely map the timeframe of thymic physiological senescence (see Figures 1C and 1D).

The silencer was subsequently more precisely mapped to an 11-nucleotide motif denoted PTB site I (UCUUACGUCUU), and its cognate repressor protein was identified as pyrimidine tract binding protein (PTB) [45].

As well, we show that this approach that cross-references multiple whole-genome data sets, also can isolate and identify targets that are altered by copy number (but are not epigenetically modified) and more precisely map functionally important epigenetic signatures associated with cancer progression.

We used a similar approach to more precisely map the docking site for XPB to residues 681 691 of BCR.

For example, the large effect of AGPAT6 on FY could help to more precisely map the smaller effects of this locus on PY.

The goal of the work in Li et al. (2005) was to combine multiple related crosses to more precisely map QTL.