Sentence examples similar to to achieve a more thorough implementation from inspiring English sources
Common results from multiple techniques gives greater confidence in the identification of novel transcripts and underlines the value of using complementary techniques to achieve a more thorough analysis of the human transcriptome.
Possibly, a more thorough implementation of the separation oracle and the use of more performing languages (e.g., C++) could help in speeding up computations in those instances at least.
The effort was briefly resurrected in 2014, with more thorough implementation and tracking, the report said.
It is therefore reasonable to consider only a few values of in the search and the best value among these is likely to give a BER result very close to what could be achieved by a more thorough search.
Cities with policies geared toward open data implementation tend to do a more thorough and consistent job of being transparent with citizenry when it comes to quantitative measures.
Real-time feedback regarding the margin status could enable the surgeon to achieve more thorough tumor removal in a single surgery and will significantly reduce the need for additional surgeries.
The use of several co-oxidants and other enzymes involved in biological ligninolysis may help to achieve more thorough enzymatic delignification demonstrated by many MnP producing and LiP-negative white-rot fungi (Hammel &Cullen 2008).
To harness this potential through metabolic engineering and to maximize production, a more thorough understanding of photosynthetic metabolism must first be achieved.
The field of cancer gene therapy is vast and it impossible to consider every strategy, but a more thorough overview could have been achieved by devoting a whole chapter to this topic.
'We may need a more thorough appraisal, so to speak, to achieve the ISO 2000' (Dutch speaking GP) They opposed the idea of inspection, but favoured introspection.
This point obviously calls for a more thorough investigation in order to to achieve full elucidation, which is precisely what has been attempted in the present note.
