Sentence examples for using more accurate methods from inspiring English sources
We suggest that further assays should be performed using more accurate methods to characterize new molecules with antiviral activity that may result in new drugs.
Further thorough assays of the Z A ratios using more accurate methods of estimating absolute expression such as RNA-seq are needed.
Although studies have shown that estimates of body composition by DXA are highly correlated with those derived using more accurate methods, variations have been reported between the estimates.
Moreover, no attempt to improve the approach by using more accurate methods, for example, involving QM calculations, 3D-RISM solvation, polarizable force fields or more detailed non-polar energies, has given any consistent improvement.
Precise assessment of the expression level of these presumably significant genes requires additional studies using more accurate methods such as real-time PCR (polymerase chain reaction) which, in turn, are not suitable for large-scale analyses.
Although the original method described by Les et al. (1994) is still most commonly used, more accurate methods of initial volume measurement, such as micro-CT, or laser scanning may be employed.
This indicates that there is not much to gain from using more accurate solvation methods for the ligand.
However, prevalence estimates, based on a disease-count methods during physician-patient encounters, as done in this study, warrant further confirmation using more accurate data collection methods.
Using more accurate load estimation methods it is also possible to design more cost-effective monitoring plans by achieving the same load estimation accuracy with fewer observations.
The authors realise the importance of using more accurate and improved delineation methods than those recommended above and, indeed, the use of more advanced methods is encouraged [ 89].
The highly informative nature of the predictive models (adjusted R: 0.58-0.75) is a testament to the approach, which could be adapted to methods using more accurate instruments in the future if they become available.
