Sentence examples for valuable resolution from inspiring English sources

Wireless Sensor Network (WSN) is emerging as a valuable resolution to distant monitoring and control issues.

Despite the initial promise of linear dune records as a revolutionary source of palaeoenvironmental information in drylands, the outcomes to date have been coarse, although still valuable, in resolution.

A detailed geochemical characterisation of samples from sediment cores and hydrochemical data provided valuable high-resolution information.

One year of tenant plug and light electricity use gives insights into and valuable high-resolution data for office electricity use across 32 submetered commercial building floors.

This study yielded maps that provide valuable, high-resolution spatial estimates of aboveground shrub biomass and canopy volume in a rapidly changing tundra ecosystem.

Our analysis placed more than 200 previously unmapped scaffolds on the analyzed chromosome arm, providing valuable low-resolution physical map information for de novo genome assembly.

Major collaborative projects including modENCODE (Celniker et al. 2009) and ENCODE (Consortium 2004), together with efforts of various groups (e.g., Filion et al. 2010), are providing vast sets of valuable high-resolution mapping data.

The photostability of quantum dots also enables repeated imaging [50], which is valuable for higher resolution three-dimensional confocal imaging of fixed cells.

However, we also suggest keeping those partitions with even minimal character information, as these partitions may often prove valuable in the resolution of a single clade or clades within the tree.

One SNP per cM could thus be valuable for medium resolution genome-wide association.

This model will be very valuable for high resolution in vivo imaging of autophagy, which until now has mainly been performed in cell cultures.