Sentence examples for systematically detailed from inspiring English sources
The frog, Xenopus laevis, provides a unique opportunity to study very specialized cranial structures in a well-characterized model system.[29] The cranial vault of Xenopus has been described but osteogenesis and suture morphology have not been systematically detailed.
This is the first study that we are aware of that has systematically detailed the fungal biota in sputum from a large number of subjects with asthma.
All these assumptions are transparent, being systematically detailed in the appendix, supported by local expert opinions and literature from the region and included in the sensitivity analyses.
The methodology consists of a process which systematically details the steps to be taken to set up the test (the left-hand side of the V), the actual data acquisition (the bottom of the V), and the analysis of the data and evaluation and interpretation of the results (the right-hand side of the V).
Researchers should look carefully at testis histology and systematically detail the presence, or absence, of all germ types and their morphological integrity in comparison with wild-type mice.
Systematically and detailed echocardiography is made.Double antiaggregation and haemoglobin are optimized.
Although most countries do not systematically collect detailed information on emigrants (see Dustmann and Weiss 2008), Australia is an exception.
Advanced data mining techniques were employed to systematically obtain detailed information about any aspect of climate change and food- and waterborne diseases.
This is the first large study in the context of a phase III HIV prevention trial to systematically capture detailed prospective information about the role of the male partner in women's study participation and product use.
Here, we formulate a time-delay model of protein translation and mRNA degradation by systematically reducing a detailed mechanistic model that explicitly accounts for the ribosomal dynamics and the cleaving of mRNA by endonucleases.
This is the first study to present detailed systematically collected data and rigorously quantify funding related to mycology research investments made to UK institutions.
