Sentence examples for more refined categorization from inspiring English sources

Our CSSN afforded a more refined categorization of the UMLS's chemical concepts.

This is a more refined categorization, which also avoids repeated counting of the same concept due to its multiple ST assignments.

By concentrating this study on the chemical concepts in the META and the chemical semantic types, the emerging CSSN abstraction network is of a smaller magnitude which will enable its adoption in a practical way for the chemical research community, by providing a more refined categorization.

In spite of the simple initial classification based on their length, a new more refined categorization has been proposed [ 15].

Finally, our categorization of educational level in the present analysis was somewhat crude and a more refined categorization might have provided additional information on the ability of both versions of EQ-5D to discriminate across categories on this variable.

Given the ability to construct ever more refined disease categorizations, it may be increasingly important to identify mechanistic and etiologic grounds for aggregation of subtypes of diseases for epidemiologic research purposes.

That is, as perceptual categorization becomes more refined, so does the children's realization of English voicing patterns in their production.

Such approaches were effectively employed in a more refined focus examining tissue-specific categorization of regulatory sequences in liver or muscle [ 21- 24].

Like studies of second language acquisition in adults, our results suggest that perception accuracy is correlated with production accuracy (e.g., Bradlow, Pisoni, Akahane-Yamada, & Tohkura, 1997): As our bilingual children's representations became more refined (i.e., steeper categorization slope), they produced more native English-like plosives.

He seemed more refined".

"We're more refined".