Sentence examples similar to making it possible to refine from inspiring English sources

Elucidation of reproductive structures and mechanisms made it possible to refine reproductive management in the 1940s, and artificial insemination made possible the widespread use of proved sires in the 1950s.

But it is increasingly being viewed more positively by some entertainment strategists, who recognize that the Internet's nature as an "always on" medium makes it possible to refine new "digital leashes" to help ensure that copy protection plans are not subverted.

Particularly, Lagrange expansions of cross-sectional displacement variables in conjunction with layer-wise (LW) theory are adopted in this analysis, which makes it possible to refine the kinematic fields of complex cross section by arbitrary order and accuracy.

This makes it possible to refine the model gradually while preserving the variations of the unknown parts of the network.

This continual apprenticeship makes it possible to refine the predictive quality of the model and to adapt medical practices in each center accordingly.

As indicated in Table 1, the Q or q allele prediction for these animals made it possible to refine the CI of the GGA5 AF QTL at 7 cM (166-173 cM).

The possibility of having such an extensive compilation of (standardised) data has therefore made it possible to refine strategies and guidelines for therapies [ 22- 29], in such a way as to guarantee a continued evolution of the management of care and treatment, making it more and more effective.

Further sequencing studies should make it possible to refine the conclusions presented here, and also to assess the contribution of light chain in antibodies and of alpha and beta chains in T cell receptors to antigen specificity in human immune responses.