Sentence examples for attempted to refine from inspiring English sources
Recent efforts in international economics have attempted to refine the Heckscher-Ohlin model and test it on a wider range of empirical evidence.
Though Iran attempted to refine heavy grade Forouzan oil for the first time at its Bandar Abbas refinery in August 2008, it is unclear whether, and to what extent, the effort to refine the heavy oil was successful.
Recent trends in drug therapy have attempted to refine the molecular and biological targets of therapy, based on the assumption that a single biological process or molecule is critical to restenosis.
A number of researchers have attempted to refine this broad array of SMPs into the framework.
Others have attempted to refine the measurement of risk (Remolona, Scatigna, and Wu 2008; Alfonso 2003).
For generations, astronomers, astrophysicists and cosmologists attempted to refine our measurements of the rate of the Universe's expansion: the Hubble constant.
In this study we attempt to refine existing models of stratigraphic-structure interaction by examining outcrop scale 3D variations in sedimentary architecture and the effects on subsequent deformation.
Such changes, and attempts to refine the criteria for any particular rating, represent an earnest attempt to keep abreast of public sensitivities even as they also suggest the quixotic nature of the enterprise.
Harari imagines that in attempting to refine ourselves to utter perfection — the logical apotheosis of humanism, whose history and evolution he traces over many pages — we will destroy humanism itself.
Definitions of disability culture and the process of enacting that culture suggest that embodiment, or the experience of disability, may be a more-effective way of understanding impairment than attempting to refine or develop universal descriptions and categories of impairment.
