Sentence examples for including refinement of from inspiring English sources

Management of aneurysmal subarachnoid hemorrhage (aSAH) has evolved over the past 2 decades, including refinement of neurosurgical techniques, availability of endovascular options, and evolution of neurocritical care; their impact on SAH outcomes is unclear.

Combining analysis of fracture surfaces and microstructure evolution, the better properties can be attributed to the alignment distribution of TiBw along the extrusion direction and the matrix strengthening effects including refinement of grain, the substructure and texture strengthening.

Further analysis of our gene expression data, including refinement of the signature associated with oAC treatment, will be published elsewhere.

This formative research will inform the entire communication strategy, including refinement of existing behavior change materials for the Women Support Groups, as well as the mass SMS campaign.

Model-driven analysis and discoveries, including refinement of gene annotation, and gene and enzyme essentiality, were carried out to define the architecture of the genome-wide metabolic and transport network and assist the identification of potential drug targets.

FM contributed in various ways in the work reported in this paper including; refinement of methodology, data collection, data analysis, inputs to various versions of manuscript, editing and approval of final version.

Advantages of pulsed current welding frequently reported in literature include refinement of fusion zone grain size, etc.

Metallurgical advantages of pulsed current welding frequently reported in literature include refinement of fusion zone grain size, reduced width of heat affected zone, etc.

Metallurgical advantages of pulsed current tungsten inert gas welding (PCTIG) frequently reported in literature include refinement of fusion zone grain size, reduced width of heat affected zone, etc.

Current paleomagnetic research at the observatory includes refinement of a high-resolution geomagnetic polarity time-scale for the Mesozoic and Cenozoic; Phanerozoic apparent polar wander; and the magnetization distribution of the oceanic crust and its relationship to ridge-crest processes.

Recommendations to improve our ability to assess the effects of changes in land management include refinement of questions to be more consistent with available information and the development of data sets based on systematic measurement over time of spatially explicit land qualities such as carbon and nutrient stocks, water and soil quality, net primary productivity, habitat and biodiversity.