Sentence examples for more effective refining from inspiring English sources

Known as the LD-AC (after the ARBED steel company of Luxembourg and the Centre National of Belgium) or the OLP (oxygen-lime powder) process, this led to the more effective refining of pig iron smelted from high-phosphorus European ores.

For Campbell and Hering, who post footage via their own site, visionOntv, amateur journalism will become more effective once reportage is refined.

It is possible however to utilize each target's movement model to develop other (more effective) data association schemes and refine the track estimates as well.

Since then the heating fan system has been refined, quietened and made more effective at heating a room.

This could lead to more effective management of risk, by helping to refine models of decision-making surrounding leave and privilege authorizations, and ultimately, readiness for reintegration into the community.

However, as the proposed method refines MVs based on reliability, more effective motion estimation can be performed.

As more genomes are sequenced, a comparative approach to refining existing physical maps will become more effective.

We believe the interaction effects uncovered by CWAS are useful for refining structural alerts and enhancing model interpretation, enabling more effective design of safe chemical substances and leading to the improved regulatory chemical risk assessment.

However, treatment options for sepsis are currently limited, highlighting the need to refine pre-clinical septic shock models to allow more effective identification of novel drug targets.

Sparano's job is to refine those attributes and traits to help Sanchez become a more effective quarterback.

The use of MeSH headings, MeSH subheadings and text words to refine and redirect MEDLINE searches can make the search process more effective.