Sentence examples for has undergone refinement from inspiring English sources

ORIF strategy has undergone refinement with the advent of external fixators into the treatment plan and introduction of low profile plates and anatomic periarticular implants [12, 13, 14].

Only a few have undergone refinement and extensive closing of assembly gaps.

Although rehabilitation techniques on-site have undergone refinements to improve site management, our findings support that putative changes in edaphic conditions in combination with the competitive characteristics of some plant species can facilitate conditions leading to alternative ecological outcomes among rehabilitated ecosystems.

The SCNT process has undergone significant refinement since the 1990s, and procedures have been developed to prevent damage to eggs during nuclear extraction and somatic cell nuclear insertion.

The modern atomic theory, which has undergone continuous refinement, began to flourish at the beginning of the 19th century with the work of the English chemist John Dalton.

Because the diagnosis of concussions has undergone substantial refinement since the 1960s and 1970s, when many of the survey respondents had played, a modern description of symptoms -- such as nausea or seeing stars following a strong blow to the head, not simply being knocked unconscious -- was provided.

Since its formulation the concept of Hofmeister series has undergone constant refinement and development.

The technique for IBP measurement has undergone much refinement over the last decade [21] and has now been presented, by an international panel of experts, as the gold standard for intra-abdominal pressure measurement [17].

The technique for IBP measurement has undergone much refinement over the last decade [ 21] and has now been presented, by an international panel of experts, as the gold standard for intra-abdominal pressure measurement [ 17].

Following initial disappointing results [ 9] the software has undergone several refinements and the manufacturer now claims that it adapts every minute for changes in arterial compliance.

This measure has undergone various refinements over the years but one of its purposes is to alert the physician to the presence of unmeasured ions in plasma [ 4- 7].