Sentence examples for more selective methods from inspiring English sources

However, vertebral fractures may be better defined by more selective methods that account for micro-architecture.

The development of more selective methods of wax sampling allows selective removal of the epicuticular waxes and their analysis separately from the intracuticular wax fractions [27, 36].

High coverage genes require more selective methods, whereas low coverage genes favor more sensitive algorithms.

Sometimes more "selective" methods are needed which aim to isolate and manipulate individual particles.

Future work is also needed to develop more selective methods for detection of sulfonic acid and S-sulfhydryl modifications.

To reliably activate BF bursting neurons, electrical stimulation was chosen over more selective methods such as optogenetics because the neurochemical identity of BF bursting neurons needed for selective activation techniques remains to be established (Lin and Nicolelis, 2008).

Chinese fishermen are being encouraged to adopt driftnetting as a more selective method of fishing than trap fisheries.

More recently, another more selective method of killing tumor cells to augment drug delivery, named photoimmunotherapy (PIT), has been described.

Furthermore, since ICAM-1 also facilitates firm adhesion events with leukocytes, the E-selectin/SM3 combined surface may provide a more selective method to separate CTCs from whole blood.

Given that mex3-1 RNAi specifically eliminates postmitotic progeny fates, we reasoned that this approach may offer a more selective method than X2-FACS enrichment in order to identify additional progenitor-specific transcripts both within and outside the epithelial lineage.

Under these conditions, the activity yield was very high (131%) but the purification factor (4.2) and the selectivity (4.3) were lower than those ensured by more selective purification methods.