Sentence examples for refined characterization from inspiring English sources
A less refined characterization would be to provide only the position distribution P x), but it is clearly of interest to simultaneously consider the velocity distribution.
The use of M-FISH in these studies allowed a very refined characterization of several chromosomal markers of unclear origin that we also observed in our samples.
Dedicated sampling provided a refined characterization of the zone of admixture between the Western and Central evolutionary lineages in the Swiss Jura mountain range.
Further, transcriptome information from 30 developmental stages (Graveley et al. 2011), and extended functional annotation and mutant phenotypic information are currently available allowing for a more refined characterization.
More refined characterization of the 8q24 region shows that there are multiple sub-regions, each defined by an underlying LD structure [ 20, 55].
The refined characterization of seven paleoduplications and the inference of the relationships between different conserved regions allowed re-evaluating the evolutionary events that have shaped the monocot genomes since their divergence from a putative ancestor with five chromosomes.
The lack of suitable anti-Puma antibody for in situ studies did not allow co-labeling with stem cell marker (e.g. Plzf [15]) to refine characterization.
Here we refined this characterization by controlling and varying (from −20 to 50 °C) the temperature at which the photolabeling was carried out.
Recent studies have refined the characterization of vasculitic T cells and have demonstrated that expression of the NOTCH1 receptor on T cells has an immediate role in the inflammatory process [ 28].
Huang et al.[ 18, 19] and Arceo et al.[ 19] have shown that pig blood transcriptome is informative to monitor disease susceptibility, to characterize response to immune stimulation [ 20] or to refine the characterization of certain ITs [ 8].
In parallel, a search should continue for essential traits that can refine the characterization of the aging process in humans.
