Sentence examples for more rigorous identification from inspiring English sources
Leading Council efforts to strengthen nightclub safety by creating a package of laws that requires more rigorous identification checks for nightclub entry, security cameras at club entrances, and nightclub staff training.
Indeed, while the use of cells lacking functional caspase-8 may seem redundant, they are included in the primary screen here due to the "proof-of-concept" nature of the initial screen and should allow for more rigorous identification of any anomalies.
Here, we have exploited more rigorous identification strategies to reexamine how the SIRPα-CD47 axis regulates intestinal immunity.
The coupling of chromatographic methods with MS can substantially increase the depth of metabolome coverage, add an additional dimension for metabolite identification and enhance the biological context through the more rigorous identification of a greater number of metabolites [ 77].
A more rigorous identification of noncoding RNAs among the Aedes aegypti NTR set will be facilitated by use of comparative genomics methods (Lin et al. 2011; Washietl et al. 2011), once RNAseq-based transcriptomes are available for closely related species such as A. albopictus, and more distantly related species such as Anopheles gambiae and Anpheles stephensi.
With a better understanding of this important interplay, there is heightened awareness and increased implementation of more rigorous methods for hazard identification in in vitro and in vivo models.
With a better understanding of this important interplay, there is heightened awareness and increased implementation of more rigorous methods for hazard identification using in vitro and in vivo models.
OrthoMCL implements a more rigorous approach for the identification of orthologs.
First, in many conditions the experimental setup is not adapted to more rigorous protein quantification or to the identification of a maximal number of proteins representative of a given sample or condition.
Thus, out of a total of 40 modifier genes, 17 do not meet the more rigorous criteria as applied to the other modifiers; identification of par-1 confirms prior reports.
The discrepancies in the aforementioned studies highlight the need for more rigorous and more powerful sequencing approaches coupled to the identification of antigen-experienced T cell subpools.
