Sentence examples for to pinpoint changes from inspiring English sources

This allows the system to pinpoint changes in elevation, which can also play a role in aerobic vs anaerobic exertion.

Recent advancement of molecular and genomic tools has enabled scientists to pinpoint changes to specific chromosomal regions and genetic loci that are responsible for dramatic morphological and other transitions that distinguish crops from their wild progenitors.

However, many sample DNA sequences will be needed in order to get the accuracy needed to pinpoint changes on the scale of a few genetic letters among the three billion in the human genome.

Additionally, if manual versions are tied to software updates, then documentation is traceable, and over time dedicated users will be able to pinpoint changes quickly that have accumulated since the last version.

The work of Bedford et al. provides a useful framework to study influenza, and could help to pinpoint which changes in viral genes cause the changes in antigens.

Plastic surgeons view the face far more analytically than the rest of us, with a sometimes unnerving ability to pinpoint subtle changes wrought by time.

This perspective especially serves the area of the preliminary plan for a new transportation corridor as the utilization of GIS enables researchers to pinpoint the changes in natural landscape as well as physical environment.

Further insight has been hampered by the limited resolution of whole-body computed tomography (CT) systems and the perceived futility of using such systems to pinpoint tiny changes in cortical bone distribution.

We were also able to pinpoint specific changes within each gene set that seem to play key roles at each transition.

The genome of S. cerevisiae strain R57 was resequenced in an effort to pinpoint genetic changes associated with its tolerance to HWSSL.

The focus on period developments allows us to pinpoint accurately changes in calendar time that are harder to locate in cohort studies (cf. Ní Bhrolcháin 1992).