Sentence examples for it is possible to refine from inspiring English sources

The study shows that it is possible to refine and considerably shorten the LIST questionnaire to the effect that all but one factor are kept intact.

Although it is possible to refine our model by introducing a temporal dependence, it assumes neither nonstationarity nor color of the sources.

A further objective was to examine whether it is possible to refine the algorithm used by the evaluation software RumiWatch Converter 0.7.3.2 to improve the accuracy of the RWS.

A key concept of Scaffold Hunter is to support a cyclic, iterative knowledge discovery process, where it is possible to refine subsets, adjust the parameters of analysis algorithms or the mapping of property values to visual attributes.

The central tenet of this paper is that it is possible to refine in vitro methodology using cells of human origin to establish relevant assay systems that more closely simulate the cellular and molecular microenvironment encountered in a specific situation of regeneration using biomaterials.

With appropriate subscription, it is possible to refine the searches in ISI so as to include specific subject categories.

By measuring TIR1 and AFB5 binding in isolation, it was possible to refine the observation that the coulomb matrix (electrostatic interaction surface) plays the major role in specifying auxins.

These two traits segregated in MDR002 × MDR308 F2 mapping population as single independent loci and therefore it was possible to refine the positions of Ba and Hl in T. monococcum genome.

Dr Delattre said it should be possible to refine the technique still further to make it easier to use and more accurate so that eventually it could be employed to read the hundreds of unrolled papyrus scrolls discovered at ancient sites around the world.

Even if his initial strategy fails for some of the reasons discussed above, it at least is a step in the right direction, and it might be possible to refine his strategy in a way to avoid some or all of the worries raised above.

Dr. Zalloua said that with further research it might be possible to refine genetic patterns to reveal phases of the Phoenician expansion over time — "first to Cyprus, then Malta and Africa, all the way to Spain".