Sentence examples for more systematic comparative from inspiring English sources

However, more systematic comparative studies are needed to check if any other functional forms are more appropriate.

Encouraged by the evidence in our data suggesting that all three pathogens target proteins involved in host response to infection, we sought to perform a more systematic comparative analysis of the three host-pathogen PPI networks.

More systematic comparative spectroscopic studies on the same substrate considering fungal phylogenies would be desirable to be able to find differences particularly among the brown-rot fungi.

Lastly, a more systematic and comparative analysis is needed to look for discretization of the local structural space, which will generate more appropriate bin numbers for the improvement of fold recognition.

Utilizing WQIs is more systematic and gives comparative evaluation of the water quality of sampling stations.

As shown in our survey and as previously reported [ 20], a more systematic use of comparative genomics across superkingdoms may help to solve part of the local orphans.

More importantly, the results of the systematic comparative studies show that this design algorithm is indeed effective.

The resulting transcriptomes are not only useful as resources for gene cloning and expression analysis, they also enable comparative and phylogenomic investigations that are more systematic and robust than those based on ESTs or selected candidate genes.

In humans, more than 30,000 genomic regions with segmental duplications have been recognized by systematic comparative genomic hybridizations on the DNA of healthy human subjects; however, the CNVs of other animals were far less studied (see http://projects.tcag.ca/variation).tcag.ca/variation

This led to a more systematic examination of these issues by means of more rigorous multi-centre comparative studies, which is also described.

The EU provides a ready 'population laboratory' for international comparative research, which should be fully exploited alongside the more systematic diffusion of successful national interventions to other countries as recently highlighted by Futurage.