The phrase "as refined data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing data that has been processed or improved for clarity, accuracy, or usability.
Example: "The results of the experiment were presented as refined data, making it easier for the team to draw conclusions."
Alternatives: "as processed data" or "as enhanced data".
A pilot study was done to determine the intra-rater reliability of the GMFCS and GMFM-66 scoring as well as refining data collection procedures (see above).
However, the major caveat of the specialised databases is the presence of insufficiently refined data (such as house keeping genes/proteins in particularly HSD database) that are related with regular physiological events in both parasitic and non-parasitic organisms, but not indeed linked to virulence.
Firstly, the considered network model induces a temporal model working as a data filtering that extracts refined data representations.
Data can be plotted as raw A versus raw B intensity plots, however several refined data presentation methods have proven more useful.
Here, vast amounts of raw data are continuously fed, as input, to cross an incremental processing pipeline in order to be transformed into final structured and refined data.
Researchers say it is a preliminary figure, and, as they refine data from various space-borne thermal sensors, it is quite likely they will determine an even colder figure by a degree or so.
As the level of community-based data available increases, the iCCM Task Force will refine data collection methodologies and revise the list accordingly.
AS refined the manuscript.
The guide was refined as data collection progressed, and was amended in light of new issues raised by parents.
Customers in the digital space want and deserve relevance in the messages they receive — and companies such as Acxiom that work to further refine data are helping to provide consumers with ever-more-precisely customized communications.
