Sentence examples for for continual refinement from inspiring English sources
Our experience shows that the development of a diversity and inclusion strategy does not need to be done in isolation and should allow for continual refinement and development of practices.
The need for continual refinement in accreditation agency operations and program delivery was noted.
That process of continual refinement has never been so effective as it has been for Eve Online, the science-fiction game first opened to the public by CCP of Iceland in May 2003.
To estimate pregnancy loss incidence in a contemporary cohort of couples whose lifestyles were measured during sensitive windows of reproduction to identify factors associated with pregnancy loss for the continual refinement of preconception guidance.
"The design process is one of continual refinements and updates and we are fortunate to be working with a very experienced team who are helping us deliver a very exciting project".
This persistent belief in the added value of patients' ratings of illness and treatment has resulted in a continual refinement of PROs measures for use in clinical settings.
Our examination shows that in the new managed care environment, it is equally important to also provide decision support for (i) specific nonclinical aspects of care delivery (ii) outcome analysis and (iii) continual refinement of care protocols to enhance cost-effectiveness.
And the law applies to rich and poor alike, even if the rich can afford better lawyers.All these curbs require continual refinement: greater transparency in government, vigorous enforcement of antitrust rules, efforts to make justice swift and fair.
The bioinformatic and pathway analysis approaches we pursued rely heavily on the current understanding of miRNA-mRNA interactions, something which is undergoing continual refinement within the miRNA research community.
A genome project requires continual refinement, even after the publication of its genome sequence.
Recent research suggests continual refinement of chewing skills occurs until at least the age of 3 years, at which time chewing patterns and efficiency also stabilise [ 165].
