The phrase "active refinement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where ongoing improvement or enhancement of a process, product, or idea is being discussed.
Example: "The team focused on active refinement of their strategies to ensure better outcomes in future projects."
Alternatives: "continuous improvement" or "ongoing enhancement".
A convergence criterion that detects the stabilization of the failure probability prediction during the active refinement process is also proposed and implemented.
This initial prediction is then verified or improved efficiently in a second stage using Monte Carlo simulation with importance sampling based on a Kriging surrogate model defined iteratively around the design point using an active refinement algorithm.
In this paper, an adaptive Kriging surrogate model with active refinement is proposed to solve component reliability assessment problems (i.e. involving one single design point) with nonlinear and time-consuming implicit limit state functions with a moderate number of input basic random variables.
Using the additional information on transcriptionally active regions, refinement of the existing gene models and the ability to identify new gene models will be improved.
In addition, we inspected the change of proportion of the genes of the four processes in the active clusters during refinement iterations.
The resulting predictive posterior distributions quantify uncertainty and naturally lead to adaptive solution refinement via active learning.
We relied primarily on the annotations of the main annotator team because these curators had a higher degree of experience in this task and they did provide active feedback for the refinement of the annotation guidelines.
Circulating TH levels reach a peak at PND 15 [29], [29], the critical time point marked by the onset of active myelination and synapses refinement in Purkinje cells [25], [30], [31].
At this stage of refinement, the active site contained areas of unaccounted-for electron density.
During this period of active synapse development and refinement in the mouse cochlea, IHCs contain both anchored ribbons, which are localized to the cell surface, and floating ribbons, which are initially free in the cytoplasm and can become anchored as the cochlea matures.
He then pinpointed studies with active placebos and other refinements, all of which reduced the detected benefits of antidepressants.
