Sentence examples for being refined in a from inspiring English sources

For this reason, Tennessee is a proving ground for the principal change in the proposed bankruptcy law, now being refined in a Senate-House committee.

Because occupancy and B-factor are strongly coupled in a traditional refinement, the occupancies of bound ligands and ions are typically set to unity, while the corresponding B-factors are refined in a single-structure refinement.

Their focus was refined in a series of workshops on what was known, unknown, and unknowable (KUU) about the subject.

"This is because the crude oil available in Raqqa [Isis captured most of the Syrian oilfields] is refined in a rough-and-ready way and then exported to Iraqi regions under Isis control.

There is still a grit to the brand but it's been refined, in a natural kind of a way, because now I'm 31, not 21, so there are things I didn't like before that I like now; things I liked before and now want a better version of.

The annotation of the genome was refined in a multi-step approach, including modern bioinformatic pipelines, transcriptome and proteome data.

Their scheme of meta-categories was refined in a way that allowed for a distinction between the conventional and the renewable energy sector in particular.

The model was refined in a backward stepwise manner, excluding at each step the least significant of any variables not significant at p < 0.05.

All samples were refined in a monoclinic framework (space group P21/c) with M ions occupying MO6 and MO5 sites and Li ions occupying LiO4 and LiO5 sites.

At each step, LHS is refined in a region of interest defined with respect to an importance level on probability density in the design point.

Their method was refined in a following publication where only linearly chirped pulses were used for high-efficiency population transfer[27] and was also applied to three-subband quantum well systems[26].