More training data, from larger and more varied projects would allow for a more refined model.
In addition, it would also be meaningful to take the rural and urban analysis to a more refined level, for example, looking at AHRs by specific local health planning areas in BC.
Having a subcategory localization detection allows PSORTb to give these types of proteins a more refined localization annotation, for example: 'extracellular T3SS (Type III secretion apparatus)' rather than just the misleading classification of 'extracellular'extracellular
The framework and power calculations presented here represent a step toward more systematic and prospective genotype-phenotype study design for microbial pathogens, and can provide the basis for more refined power calculations (for example, accounting for continuous rather than binary phenotypes, or for analysis of un-matched strains).
Compared with those cannonballs, today's Bolshoi danseurs look smaller and more refined, though some of them — for example, Alexander Vorobiev in "Spartacus" — can explode when they need to.
Michael Wishnie, a professor at Yale Law School who has been practicing immigration law for two decades, said ICE could look to Connecticut's example for a more refined approach to enforcement.
More refined models for codon distance could, for example, also incorporate the codon usage.
But looking at the comment system on Facebook's own blogs today, it looks a little more refined — you can post as a Page, for example.
Neurosis, for example, is today replaced by more refined and specific diagnoses of depression and anxiety disorders.
