Next, we conducted a more refined experiment, using domain-specific knowledge of the phenotype, to create a list of 53 potential candidate genes.
More refined physiological experiments (preceded by an improved method for harvesting the buoyant cells associated with alkane) are needed to provide further hints as to the alkane activation mechanism in strain HdN1, with consideration of its apparently diverse monooxygenases.
In this study, we only observe that sequencing preference are slightly related to sequencing platforms and species, while the detailed mechanism remains to be further explored with more refined biological experiments.
Designers have put a luxurious twist on the print, moving away from the previously basic greens and browns by experimenting with more refined colours, materials and textures.
The ratio of a′/a is given as Although simple theory suggests that this ratio should be about one, both experiment and more refined theory give a value close to 5/2.
It argues that the two approaches can draw upon each other to achieve a more refined conceptualization of learning and experimenting and in dealing with the problem of change and obduracy in the development of innovation projects.
(Alain Aspect and colleagues at the University of Orsay in France carried out more refined and comprehensive versions of these experiments in 1982).
The secondary Goal bias revealed by a more refined look at the results of Experiment 1 raises the question of whether Goal arguments always show increased occurrences of reference to pronouns in subsequent sentences simply in virtue of being Goals, or whether this increase occurs only in certain circumstances, as Goals are constructed into larger discourse structures.
In contrast to the naive method, the proposed algorithm infers false positive and false negative error rates for each experiment and thus reaches more refined conclusions.
Like all scientific missions and experiments, this is a journey to a more refined sense of what we don't yet know.
