Sentence examples for more specifically identified from inspiring English sources

Recently, investigators more specifically identified damage to neuronal dendrites by metabolites of efavirenz at concentrations readily detected in CSF of patients receiving efavirenz containing regimens [ 92].

The investigators found that PMV defined as mechanical ventilation for ≥ 21 days more specifically identified those who are outliers in terms of resource consumption from among ventilated patients.

Both children and adults were described as being at risk of dengue fever and children more specifically identified at higher risk of complications.

Egi and colleagues [ 7] and Krinsley and colleagues [ 8], more specifically, identified that mild hypoglycemia had a greater than twofold increase in the odds of hospital mortality.

For the eight total genomic regions detected from at least three variables, no consistent specificities were observed across either environments or strains, except for the three regions that were more specifically identified from French field (Ae-Ps4.1 and Ae-Ps6.1) or controlled condition (Ae-Ps5.1) data.

Although predominated by gene sets involved in proliferation and mitogenic signalling, several recent studies in breast cancer cohorts have identified prognostic signatures that involve cell death and cell survival signalling [ 17, 18], and a limited number of studies have more specifically identified signatures that are predictive of endocrine responsiveness.

Agents were unable to obtain any information more specifically identifying Zhang's purported contact, 'Charles,' " the complaint said.

One small but important piece of this program is to explore whether we can more specifically identify the effects actually caused by a regulation we have adopted.

Moreover, it has been proposed that a homozygous deletion of the p16INK4A gene could more specifically identify malignant mesothelial cells among the exfoliated cells.

Therefore, forest planning and management, mainly in public forest, should approach this problem including connectivity considerations and, more specifically, identifying the most critical forest sites for the maintenance of capercaillie habitat.

This paper not only sheds light on the historical factors leading to an environmental management accounting innovation, but also and more specifically identifies which actors are involved in shaping new accounting techniques and what strategies are advanced for their adoption.