Sentence examples for and further refinement from inspiring English sources
We also introduce a generalization and further refinement of Kato's refined Swan conductor in this case.
We then solicited broad SDM expert feedback on the draft model for validation and further refinement.
A computer simulation of such a competition can enable more rapid prototyping and further refinement and may expand the total number of students who can share such an experience.
Regarding the latter, the model is found to be in need of amendment and further refinement to ensure its clarity and logical coherence.
The significant enhancement of the hydrogen storage kinetics was ascribed to not only the relative small particle size of the initial Ni active phase but also its well-dispersed distribution state and further refinement during ball milling.
Such models not only aid in deciphering the pathomechanisms of metastasis, but are also instrumental for the preclinical testing of anti-metastatic therapies and further refinement and generation of improved models.
Future plans include continued enrollment and support of health departments, developing methods to make the service financially self-supporting, and further refinement of the data collection system to reduce the time latency of data receipt and analysis.
In this paper, we are focusing on exploring the impact of linear regression based statistical analysis of observed civil data sets that can be used to identify the eqation to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of future data collection and further refinement of activities in various civil engineering applications.
Transplantation of all or part of the pancreas was not completely successful, and further refinements of the procedures (first performed in 1966 by Richard Lillehei) were needed.
And further refinements in PTNDS culture would make it a viable alternative for achieving high productivity in a BLSS.
Transplantation of all or part of the pancreas is not completely successful, and further refinements of the procedures (first performed in 1966 by Richard Lillehei) are needed.
