Sentence examples for may to refine from inspiring English sources

GlaxoSmithKline, which stopped making a CFC product a few years ago, voluntarily suspended production of its Ventolin-HFA devices last May to refine its manufacturing process and to add a dose counter to the inhalers, a spokeswoman said.

Future analysis may help to refine this threshold and thus may have to take into account how long it is exceeded.

Genotype by environment interactions may contribute further to such explanation, and may help to refine the genomic regions of interest.

"AI and pattern recognition may help to refine the detection of features, and drones may, we hope, bring down the cost of this technology".

Maine may still need to get approval from the federal Department of Health and Human Services, and may have to refine its scheme in various ways.

By iterating steps 1 and 2, the child alignment is refined, its core structure may be extended or revised, and realigning the child and parent may help to refine the core structure of the parent as well.

This may help to refine the conceptual model of MS pathogenesis and suggests the possibility that a complex trans DRB1 allelic interactions may determine the balance between susceptibility and resistance [20].

Hopefully, such additional information may help to refine the safety analysis exercise in the future.

After getting the results, users may have to refine them, he said.

Linley appears to suggest that the new-look site may look to refine its coverage – Digital Spy started out more focused on TV and entertainment.

Well the hope is that the data may help to refine the climate models that predict how fast the West Antarctic ice sheet will melt.