But especially with the more technically sophisticated compositions on Discs 2 and 3, it's like listening to field recordings of a future that came and went without our realizing it.
Taxonomic binning of these requires more sophisticated similarity-based or composition-based taxonomic assignment methods (McHardy et al., 2007; Brady and Salzberg, 2011; Huson et al., 2011).
Although we did not perform a more sophisticated analysis of body size composition, such as bioelectric impedance, BMI was measured upon admission at ICU, therefore probably reducing the impact of fluid overload in body size determination.
In addition, the ion density and its variation can be derived from the current-voltage characteristics of the probe, but it requires an a-priori knowledge of the ion composition and a more sophisticated processing than the one currently implemented.
For the future, we need to validate the signatures further in larger patient cohorts and develop more sophisticated regimes to correct for tissue composition heterogeneity.
Although this is not the most accurate measurement for body composition, accessibility to more sophisticated measures such as a computerised topography or DEXA (Dual-emission X-ray absorptiometry) scan was not feasible in this study.
Ultimately, the study of laminar patterns is a proxy for a more sophisticated, physiological determination of the functional composition of a projection; e.g. as characterised by driving or modulatory synaptic contacts (Covic and Sherman 2011) on particular subclasses of excitatory or inhibitory neurons (Medalla and Barbas 2009).
The LFPs of the revisions made between the first and final draft did, however, show a higher percentage of more sophisticated vocabulary than those of the compositions as a whole.
Considering digital sampling through a heuristic of vulnerability entails a questioning of all sampling practices as potential acts of wounding or caring in the hopes of helping students develop into more sophisticated rhetors capable of producing nuanced compositions and engaging with ethical issues of digital media.
Simpler methods consider base composition only [ 46], more sophisticated ones take into account a number of occurrences in a genome of certain subwords of the word [ 42, 43, 54].
These findings have been corroborated by studies using more sophisticated measures of parental and newborn body composition, such as dual X-ray absorptiometry (DXA) [ 19- 21].
