Sentence examples for further refine the process from inspiring English sources

Kingsmore and his team had help from a few genomics companies, including Illumina; they'll need to further refine the process before using it for future cases.

Carmona-Bayonas et al (2011) present an attempt to further refine the process.

Carmona-Bayonas et al (2011) provide data that may be used to further refine the process of risk stratification in order to improve the sensitivity of our assessment tools.

We have further refined the process so that the new reactor now costs about €10,000 and requires a lot less energy and space.

While the results of this study will help Dr. Norcini and other medical educators further refine the regulatory process for physicians from international and domestic medical schools, Dr. Norcini points out that there is a "huge heterogeneity in all these groups" and cautions doctors and patients against making broad generalizations about any physician group.

Known as HOOKVAC, this global consortium of partners from Belgium, England, Germany, the Netherlands, United States, and Gabon will further refine the manufacturing process for the vaccine, share technology and expand knowledge on NTD vaccines.

Moreover, one can further refine the assembly process by using multiplexing strategies to produce partially overlapping BAC pools and/or bar coding individual BACs or BAC subpools (e.g., [51], [52]).

Rich opportunities remain to further refine the provisional list using the process described in this paper.

During the 1890s Krupp armor further refined the Harvey process by including additional metals in the alloy and developing a system where the hardening process penetrated more deeply into the plates.

To compare the incidence of the events of interest across the whole pregnancy, where the background risk is associated with gestational age, we further refined the matching process to also match by gestational age in weeks at outcome to ensure comparable time at risk.

Further research to refine the process so that it may be more feasibly applied on a routine basis is warranted.