Sentence examples for more refined classifications from inspiring English sources

There, the only acceptable attitude is to seek finer and more refined classifications of observed reality so as to advance our understanding.

Future studies should develop more refined classifications based on a combination of over-sampling of these travel modes and using related supplemental GIS data (e.g., trails and bus and train routes).

This second group of researchers adopt a more refined classification to isolate parts and components from final products.8.8

The traditional classification of frozen ground based on the areal distribution of permafrost is too generalized for engineering purposes and a more refined classification is necessary for engineering design and construction.

In this context, our work opens the way to a completely new approach to the geography of immigrant communities within a city, based on topological data analysis, which could help to uncover a more refined classification for such communities.

The kernel was set to classify brain tissue into 5 compartments instead of the conventional 3 (grey, white and CSF) for a more refined classification.

Combining the two models resulted in a more refined classification of the herds.

Second, we lacked power and continuous surveillance data to investigate a more refined classification of geographic areas.

This more refined classification should facilitate the identification of which proteins influence the transitions from initiation to maturation to scission.

This is to provide greater flexibility and the more refined classification required when the system is used for provider payment and resource allocations.

Our series included a large proportion of pleomorphic, undifferentiated STS with the hope of gaining novel insights into the origin of these genetically complex tumors and establishing a more refined classification.