Sentence examples for using higher numbers of from inspiring English sources
Clearly, more transplantation experiments must be performed using higher numbers of cells in order to quantitate LT-SRC activity from HLA-DR+/−, c-kitR+/− and IL-3R+/− subsets.
More recent extensions of the ReliefF algorithm have shown that using higher numbers of nearest neighbors greatly improve the power of ReliefF.
Our study has some limitations and further studies are needed to determine the exact sensitivity and specificity of skin biopsy as a diagnostic tool and to potentially improve it using higher numbers of samples or by targeted sampling, which would include hair follicles and sweat glands in each biopsy.
The results demonstrate the feasibility of pedigree-based studies to address challenging ecological and evolutionary questions in free-living populations, where genealogies can be traced only using molecular tools, and that significant increases in pedigree assignment power can be achieved by using higher numbers of markers.
The observed high individual differences between pigs, together with the limited samples size, have however an important impact on the statistical analysis and make that future experiments using higher numbers of animals will have to be performed to confirm this conclusion.
It is observed that all BF schemes under comparison achieve higher spectral efficiencies by using higher number of transmit antennas.
The advantage of using higher number of features has been shown by better performance of the predictor.
Using higher number of addresses (e.g. U=20) increases the computational cost of ReVS exponentially due to the exponential increase in the number of address combinations to explore.
Nevertheless, we recommend using higher number of measurements, because more data for the calculations would logically result in more accurate reconstructions and could, for example, compensate the weak signal of older 125I seeds.
The time trend spline had 8 degrees of freedom, when using higher number of degrees of freedom, the autocorrelation- and partial autocorrelation functions showed signs of overfitting.
Despite this 'gene set' is very interesting as an additional tool to estimate canine mammary malignancy, it should be validated using higher number of samples.
