Sentence examples for attempting to refine from inspiring English sources

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.

Attempting to refine this analysis on the time and spatial scales could help to further understand the complex relationships involved in the energy water nexus, specifically, the water required to generate power.

A simple example would be attempting to refine the relative occupancies of a site containing an unknown mixture of Ga+ and Ga3+ ions – the X-ray data do not contain enough information (or rather it contains too much noise) to distinguish the two species [15].

Gathercole had modelled O'Brien's technique on that of Jastremski, attempting to refine and smoothen it.

Walker explained how for centuries, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, sugar was refined in a bustling space of exploited workers who, perhaps less blatantly, were attempting to refine themselves.

The problem I have tried to illustrate then, is that attempting to refine conservation efforts by genetic inference appears to be inefficient.

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.

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.

A number of researchers have attempted to refine this broad array of SMPs into the framework.

The latter parameter in particular is difficult to determine, although AMIE attempts to refine it through the ingestion of many types of data.