Sentence examples for an important refinement from inspiring English sources

"Experts Set Lower Low for Levels of Cholesterol" (front page, July 13) reported an important refinement of the 2001 guidelines that makes explicit the need for aggressive cholesterol control in reducing the risk for coronary disease.

An AZ91 alloy was processed by equal channel angular extrusion, leading to an important refinement of the microstructure.

In 1974 Lin [8] obtained an important refinement of the above inequalities: G < L < A 1 / 3, (1.2). and proved that the number 1 / 3 cannot be replaced by a smaller one.

For this purpose an overview of the Common Plane algorithm for contact detection between polyhedral particles is given and an important refinement of the contact point definition is presented.

Thus, overall, this paper represents an important addition to the existing literature in terms of the complex geometries that can be designed and analyzed and at the same time constitutes an important refinement over previously established work.

Overall, this paper represents an important addition to the existing literature in terms of the complex geometries that can be designed and analyzed and at the same time constitutes an important refinement over previously published work.

Clarifying the prevalence of "high-risk" conditions among the medical workforce would be a particularly important refinement along with improving the estimates of time off work to care for relatives (or even absenteeism from fear of infection).

The effects of hormonal factors on research outcomes should be investigated and understood as a further important refinement of subgroup differences with regard to reproductive status, the menstrual cycle, oral contraceptive use, menopause, and hormone therapies [ 8, 16].

That clone, named Amy, was a "further and important refinement of the techniques we use in the basic cloning of large animals," said George E. Seidel Jr., a professor of biochemical sciences at Colorado State University.

Our results are a significant and important refinement of well-known results for inequalities.

Although adequate estimation of surgery time for a specific procedure is frequently mentioned as an important factor, refinement of OR allocations a few months before the day of surgery as well as management decisions on the day of surgery appear to be more relevant in preventing over- or underutilization of operating rooms [7, 16].