Sentence examples for contribute to refining from inspiring English sources
The long-term volcanic CO2 degassing at Solfatara, and degassing from hydrothermal systems in general, can contribute to refining estimates of the volcanic CO2 contribution to the atmosphere, and can aid the ability to assess the possible role of CO2 degassing from hydrothermal systems.
Our results clarify a previously reported paradoxical result in protein nanomechanics and contribute to refining our toolbox for understanding the unfolding mechanism used by translocases and degradation machines.
The suggestions provided in the paper may contribute to refining practical design approaches, hence filling the gap between the application of advanced hydro-mechanical models and conventional uncoupled elasto-plastic models.
However, the changes in ribosome profiles and rRNA structures in multiple mutants suggest the intriguing possibility that they may each contribute to refining the structure and function of the translational apparatus.
These data are relevant to health policy and planning and contribute to refining and developing causal hypotheses.
Imaging research will contribute to refining the assessment of pain in infants and potentially may guide clinical practice.
The use of datasets newly available in public repositories and the contribution of the scientific community to our open access model will contribute to refine, adjust and augment the CPN model.
Further supplementation of additional sites and samples for landscapes with relatively sparse observations should contribute to refined and improved maps of these clay minerals.
We end by proposing a set of mutations altering the swapping propensities, whose experimental characterization would contribute to refine our in silico derived hypotheses.
These physical effects of powered-NS may contribute to refine the pore system and reduce the chloride penetration of microstructure of hydration products.
I wish a fruitful exchange and I thank you in advance for your inputs as they will contribute to refine any future intervention on the ground.
