Sentence examples for more specific identification from inspiring English sources
Concrete type definitions, chemical Compounds, biological and chemical Properties, Descriptors, Models, and Predictions, contain attributes for more specific identification and description purposes.
More specific identification was made with biochemical tests.
This intriguing possibility awaits confirmation by more specific identification of the modified proteins.
Thus, this method is unlikely to be of use for patient selection, and shows the need for more specific identification of endothelial biology related to response.
Examining effects by hour, rather than using more conventional metrics like daily maximum, minimum, or mean temperature allows for a more specific identification of hazardous periods.
Given the increasing availability of diagnostic tools that enable earlier and more specific identification of the infecting pathogen, premium pricing may make sense to both the payer and the drug sponsor.
The degree of peak identification is ranked as B, M or D; B is broad compound classes only (e.g. orthophosphate monoesters); M is moderate, with some more specific identifications, usually of myo-IHP; and D indicates spectra with detailed peak identifications, generally confirmed with spiking experiments.
Profiles derived from multiple sequence alignments implemented as PSSM, Markov models or other structures, capture more precisely the intrinsic variation within a protein family, and often lead to searches that are both more sensitive (thus allowing for the identification of distant relatives) and more specific (easing the identification of spurious hits) (Altschul et al., 1997).
The rare but more specific signs include identification of focal bowel wall thickening, discontinuity (Fig. 11) or non-enhancement.
Duplex PCR was found to be rapid, sensitive and more specific than phenotypic identification methods in discriminating C. dubliniensis from C. albicans.
Preliminary analyses suggest that patients meeting ESC criteria are considerably more symptomatic, suggesting that these criteria are in fact more specific for the identification of truly symptomatic HFnEF.
