Sentence examples for considerably refine from inspiring English sources

Although the main branches have been described previously [ 6- 9], this enlarged sequence data-set allows us to considerably refine the U6 phylogeny.

Evidence for both cryptic native diversity and the existence of invasive populations allows us to considerably refine our view of the native versus introduced status of the evolutionary units within Pyura stolonifera in the different coastal communities they dominate.

Zn-7.0%Ag alloy shows a reasonably equiaxed and considerably refined microstructure with mean grain size of 1.5 μm.

These early calculations were considerably refined in the eighteenth century by the Bernoullis, Montmort, De Moivre, Laplace, Bayes, and others (Daston 1988; Hacking 2006; Hald 2003).

In the first decade of the 20th century, Husserl considerably refined and modified his method into what he called "transcendental phenomenology".

Very little of it had anything to do with testing genetic theories, even though the theoretical knowledge about regularities of gene transmission canonically known as "Mendel's laws" was, of course, also considerably refined in the process (Darden 1991).

As we have seen, however, in recent times the thermoanalytical data obtainable by processing the "raw" curves have been considerably refined and have now become much more reliable thanks to the new mathematical processing kinetic methods introduced and the new software used in modern thermoanalytical apparatus.

In 2009 a new, considerably refined, C57BL/6J genome sequence was published [ 23].

Osteoimmunology has considerably refined our insights into the pathogenesis of rheumatic diseases, particularly arthritis.

The differences we report suggest that models of disease dynamics may be considerably refined by using empirically determined resistance parameters.

This study has considerably refined the major groups that exist, and at least in the Iberian Peninsula and Northwestern Africa has defined their biogeographic patterns.