Sentence examples for in further refining from inspiring English sources

Both of these results are essential in further refining not only the terms used to obtain data but also in producing a taxonomy of privacy terms.

However, Norway's Foreign Minister Boerge Brende said: "Norway is a substantial contributor to global development efforts, and wishes to join countries from Asia and other parts of the world in further refining the structure and mission of the AIIB," The total number of founding members will be confirmed on 15 April.

Our studies have aided in further refining the model for this transport posited by Zimyanin et al., which they describe as a "biased random walk".

It is hoped that availability of additional proteomic data will aid in further refining the annotation of genomic data.

The findings may be of help to the Ministry of Health in further refining the data collection instrument to be used in a more representative stakeholder survey.

For future study, genetic testing (when available) may also help with patient selection in further refining the subset of patients whose curves will definitely progress.

The experimental findings will in turn further refine and expand the reconstructed model, as well as improve our understanding of the Geobacter metabolism, in an iterative fashion.

Raimondo is currently exploring the use of IL-4 nanoparticles to treat Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy in mice, further refining the design of the nanoparticles as well as optimizing the treatment regimen.

Deep sequencing of the different mutant models of DM1 will be very useful in generating and further refining genotype/phenotype relationships.

8, 9 Interestingly keratin 1 expression was not increased in affected skin, further refining the hyperkeratosis signature common to ichthyoses due to different genetic defects.

Because of the extremely diverse histopathology of LN, several classifications have been proposed over the past four decades - the earliest schemes being proposed by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 1974, further refined by Austin and colleagues [ 7, 8].