Sentence examples for more thorough functional from inspiring English sources

A more thorough functional analysis, in regard to the positioning of the juvenile hydropore is required to fully address this question.

Fine mapping of causal variants in these associated regions and more thorough functional characterization of these genes will be required, using systematic post-GWAS strategies [ 44, 45].

While performance status has been the traditional method for oncologists to assess the impact of a cancer patient's disease, older cancer patients may require a more thorough evaluation of their functional status.

To gain a more thorough insight into the functional equivalence of iPSCs and ESCs, we set out to analyze available datasets of genome-wide gene expression profiles of starting cell types versus reprogrammed cells (iPSCs) and ESCs.

Although these researchers studied the effects of statins on prognosis of infections, their findings that analyses with more thorough adjustment, including for functional status, showed no association might also extend to prevention of infections.

A more thorough way to identify functional TA genes, instead of in silico screening, was done via shotgun cloning which had revealed that many toxin genes could only be cloned when the neighbouring antitoxin genes were present (Sberro et al., 2013).

Therefore, there is great need for the development of new, faster, more sensitive tools and more thorough resources dedicated to the functional analysis of metagenomic data sets.

Considering a larger number of trypanosomatid genomes may reveal other ncRNAs and provide a more thorough view of the non-coding functional transcriptome of these organisms.

Such a study would allow the relationships between these separate measures to be investigated as well as provide a more thorough description of the structural and functional changes that take place as the brain matures.

It encompasses all aspects of the biopsychosocial model and expands the model to include a more thorough measurement and appreciation of the functional consequences of cultural patterns and practices, institutional healthcare provision, and environmental constraints.

A more thorough interrogation of 'context' from the systemic functional perspective quickly demonstrates that the aforementioned definitions for field, mode and tenor are not detailed enough to account for the numerous potential features found in a communicative environment.