Sentence examples for more sensitive analyses from inspiring English sources

We now turn to more sensitive analyses, within ROIs in which repetition suppression effects have been found for real colour priming; we compare the synaesthetic effects to the real colour effects.

Therefore, other more sensitive analyses were performed.

CARS [ 14, 15] is much more efficient than spontaneous Raman spectroscopy [ 16– 18], enabling faster, more sensitive analyses with less photo exposure.

However, in the first measurement there was not enough blood collected to render the exact results needed for more sensitive analyses of these variables, resulting in the decision to not include them in the present study.

To identify how this was possible, given that earlier analyses had suggested that these cases lacked FMR1 mRNA and FMRP expression, further, more sensitive, molecular analyses were performed.

The interest in implementation of miniaturized ultra-high performance liquid chromatography (UHPLC) in neurochemical research is growing because of the need for faster, more selective and more sensitive neurotransmitter analyses.

Understanding of cognition in schizophrenia could clearly be improved by studies involving more extensive repeated assessments, and more sensitive longitudinal analyses.

The development of variable microsatellite markers for Daphnia species has allowed much more sensitive genetic analyses, and increased the chances that different clones are properly identified, and true clonal diversity better estimated (e.g., [ 16, 21, 22]).

We hope that this presentation of a range of archaeological and historical evidence contributes to more chronologically sensitive analyses of Swahili history and society and is useful to other researchers of coastal and maritime societies.

Future microbiome studies are likely to combine NGS technology with T-RFLP to allow for more sensitive and reliable analyses.

These more sensitive co-expression analyses emphasize differences in gene network up- or downregulation rather than individual gene expression differences [ 46].