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Taking into account the conserved Manα1-2Manα1-6Manα1-4GlcN motif found in almost all GPI structures (Fankhauser et al. 1993), the sequence information could be refined and fitted to a model of a core sequence of Man Man Man GlcN Ino substituted with Gal residues.

Grain size estimates could be refined using information from analogue sub-Plinian eruptions at other volcanoes.

The method could be refined by adding information on the proteins, such as protein function, structure, subcellular location or age (Liu et al., 2011b; Rito et al., 2012); we would expect that including such information would increase the sensitivity of the method.

Most of the conversions predicted by the models were observed (high specificity) but a substantial number of conversions were not predicted (low sensitivity), indicating that the models could be refined by integrating additional information.

We therefore accept that the classification criterion based on the graduates' match between their education and job may not be a perfect measure and that it could be refined later, when more information becomes available regarding the transferability of skills.

Although the scoring system has been very helpful there are still some areas where it is possible that the information derived for determining the type of therapy could be refined.

Our country wide analysis could be refined to department scale using land tenure information and local to regional protected areas and resource concessions.

The crude oil could be refined and on the market as heating oil by early December.

That promotion could be refined to sell videos after the initial theatrical release, Mr. Levin said.

These results could be refined still further by using the election commission's central computer.

Thus, the resolution of entire system could be refined.