The phrase "aid to refine" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing assistance or support in improving or enhancing something, such as a process, skill, or product.
Example: "The new software will aid to refine our data analysis techniques, making them more efficient."
Alternatives: "help to improve" or "assist in enhancing".
A proof of this principle was that our strategy actually worked, generating an RCT 3D model from which reprojections matched well our reference free 2D classes, and that ultimately aided to refine our untilted data to 21 Å.
Locomotion is recognized as an important factor in rehabilitation for sufferers of back pain [ 70], and understanding the role that vertebral variation can play in spinal health could aid physiotherapists to refine activity and exercise regimes.
Our findings may provide important insights that will aid future efforts to refine those draft sequence assemblies.
To our knowledge, this is the first study to report that stable CAD patients have been involved in cognitive interviews to refine a decision aid that addresses stress testing.
In addition, in view of the often altered expression levels for several of the PTPs discussed here in GBM specimens when compared with normal glial tissue, the assessment of PTP expression levels in tumor tissue may well serve to refine GBM staging, aid in the design of combinatorial treatment protocols and/or support the monitoring of treatment responses.
Following the completion of many large GWAS of individual AIDs, a number of studies have sought to refine the specificity of loci that are associated with AIDs.
We describe the results of cognitive interviews to refine the "Making Choices©" Decision Aid (DA) for shared decision-making (SDM) about stress testing in patients with stable coronary artery disease (CAD).
Integration of genetic association data has the potential to refine understanding of underlying genetic mechanisms and aid in the design of follow‐up studies already underway.
Using these messages, we performed the first round of cognitive interviews to refine the content of the elder-specific-decision aid messages.
Furthermore, focus groups were viewed as a useful way to refine the content and design of a decision aid undergoing development.
Further studies are required to refine our understanding of predictors of outcome that will aid in defining the optimal sequence of agents for patients with mCRPC.
