Sentence examples for more sensitive analysis from inspiring English sources
More recently, newer, more sensitive analysis techniques have enabled researchers to move beyond this simple functional mapping approach and begin exploring a wide range of novel research questions in humans that have not been well addressed in NHPs.
Unlike Waites et al. [37], block and rest phase lasted only 36 and 24 seconds (instead of 5 24 min for each block), and were repeated twice, allowing a more sensitive analysis of short-term effects of the task.
The NeuroSync index determines patient-ventilator interaction with more sensitive analysis than previous methods.
For more sensitive analysis, an LTQ Velos Pro Thermo Scientificc, San Jose, USA) was used.
Additionally, the development of difference gel electrophoresis (DIGE) allows for even more sensitive analysis of protein abundance differences.
Cell type specific transcriptome analysis can also allow much more sensitive analysis of the effects of mutations or environmental factors in cell types of particular interest.
However, the population was heterogeneous for sociodemographic characteristics and health-related conditions, which increased the variability of measured serum osmolality and allowed a more-sensitive analysis of the diagnostic accuracy of predictive equations.
Through more sensitive atmospheric analysis, astronomers could search for biosignatures, like carbon dioxide, ozone, water vapor and methane.
This analysis clearly shows that the state of protein phosphorylation in S. solfataricus is dynamic and the identification of phosphopeptides using enrichment techniques and more sensitive mass analysis will be undertaken in the future.
Most novel miRNAs were not detectable by northern blotting, except Can_miR 10, but all were confirmed by using more sensitive array analysis (see next section).
Our results highlighted the need for combined use of more sensitive DEG analysis methods and high-throughput validation of identified DEGs in future RNA-seq experiments.
