Sentence examples for it fine-tunes from inspiring English sources

While it fine-tunes its business in the United States, Abercrombie & Fitch is homing in on what its executives consider to be the company's future: international sales, where demand is high.

There are 10 new designated players this season (including Landon Donovan, whose previous contract had been grandfathered in, and Blaise Nkufo, who signed just before the rule change), and they are helping to galvanize the league as it fine-tunes its player strategy to please an increasingly demanding domestic fan base.

Self-knowledge builds clarity about objectives; it fine-tunes one's understanding the perspectives, values, aims and personality traits of others.

Only two genes, YGR067c (likely to encode a transcription factor as it has high partial sequence homology with MIG3 and ADR1 and it fine-tunes the response to nutrient limitation) and ECM13, are not induced in the V5.TM6*P strain, but were highly induced in the Gasch study [ 33] upon nitrogen deprivation and stationary phase growth.

CK2 is one of the few conserved components of the eukaryotic circadian clock [ 28, 103, 113, 114], where it fine-tunes period length and amplitude by dynamic modification of core-clock proteins.

mGluR5 is of particular interest as it shares a structural and functional link with the NMDAR, but unlike the NMDAR it is localised in more selective brain regions where it fine-tunes glutamatergic transmission [ 1]. mGluR5 positive allosteric modulators (PAMs) upregulate NMDAR function [ 15], whilst mGluR5 antagonists and negative allosteric modulators (NAMs) downregulate NMDAR activity [ 16].

Starting with an initial structure, the system first tries to improve the structure and, then, as soon as an improved structure is found, it fine tunes its rules' parameters.

It fine-tuned its list of candidates, and ran up campaign posters.

CMS had been working closely with Iowa as it fine-tuned its submission.

It fine tunes answers based on past questions, helping spark new questions.

"It fine-tuned our knowledge".