Sentence examples for this increased sophistication from inspiring English sources

An important component of this increased sophistication is the relatively new ability to consider the mode of action by which a substance might exert procarcinogenic, anticarcinogenic, or neutral effects.

However, this increasing sophistication in the power of landscape modeling remains disconnected from the sociopolitical realities of the communities and regions which are the subject of these studies.

7, 8 Despite this increasing sophistication, much remains unknown about the underlying mechanisms and events leading from tissue irradiation to secondary carcinogenesis.

By the fifteenth century, better defenses and the increased sophistication of firearms began to give civilized places an advantage over Mongol horsemen in warfare.

This is attributed to factors such as the initial discomfort of rigid lenses and the increased sophistication of soft lens materials and designs.

Current influenza rapid tests for NP generally exhibit mediocre (10 70%) sensitivity and would dramatically benefit from the increased sophistication enabled by 2DPN devices.

This review has illustrated the increasing sophistication of studies combining neurostimulation with neuroimaging, as well as an exciting future outlook, for studies of human cognition.

Continuing the increasing sophistication of this process, the binding of another photoactive compound, [H]-propafenone, was analysed by MALDI-TOF MS [ 33].

Hryniuk's work on delivered dose intensity added increased sophistication to this important emerging concept (Hryniuk and Bush, 1984).

By the early 21st century, this pattern had changed, reflecting the increasing sophistication of the country's economy.

"Then some fool teaches him to play chess!" It is at this nexus between programming and intuition that Korchnoi contemplates the increasing sophistication of computer chess.