Sentence examples for contribute to refinement from inspiring English sources

This paper presents an evaluation of seismic capacity of a group of vertical U-tube type heat exchangers (HXs) with support frames to contribute to refinement of seismic capacity data for seismic Probabilistic Safety Assessment (PSA) in Japan.

Results of this analysis may contribute to refinement of surgical strategy for displaced Colles' fractures.

This mapping process and resulting discoveries about SNOMED CT may further contribute to refinement of this dynamic, clinical terminology standard.

Tree topology, the large sequence variation among fungal APs, and the apparent functional diversification suggest that an amendment to update the current A1 AP classification based on a comprehensive phylogenetic clustering might contribute to refinement of the classification in the MEROPS peptidase database.

In addition, it is self-evident that more precise international standards and guidelines that would reduce the overall experimental variation and increase the methodological quality of animal research would further contribute to refinement and reduction of animal experimentation and better translate the findings observed in respective models to the clinic.

We have shown that qualitative findings in the development of a complex intervention contribute to refinement of the design detail by identifying and addressing barriers and facilitators to implementing the intervention in the main trial in a way that is acceptable to staff and patients [ 31].

SK contributed to development of the study design and methodology, managed data collection and entry, contributed to interpretation of the results and contributed to refinement of the manuscript.

JC drafted the manuscript and AN and JT helped drafting the manuscript and contributed to refinement.

JAMD supported the acquisition of data and contributed to refinement of the manuscript.

AN, MS and AT helped drafting the manuscript and contributed to refinement.

JC drafted the manuscript and AN helped drafting the manuscript and contributed to refinement.