Sentence examples for more refined evaluation from inspiring English sources

This is based on a more refined evaluation of tissue samples by assessment of molecular and genetic expression patterns.

Classification of MN according to their γ-H2AX status may provide a more refined evaluation of intrinsic genomic instabilities and the various environmental genotoxicants.

In order to obtain a more refined evaluation of the alignments, we introduce (λ, K) parameters for estimating the score significance of alignment fragments inside which the reading frame difference is preserved.

These data do not indicate a strong association between chlorination by-products and adverse pregnancy outcome, but given the limited quality of our exposure assessment and the increased miscarriage risk in the highest exposure group, more refined evaluation is warranted.

Detailed knowledge of the involvement of modifying genes, lipids, and environmental factors will not only help us to understand the detailed molecular and pathogenic mechanisms underlying the broad spectrum of clinical heterogeneity in X-ALD, but will also help to develop novel therapeutic strategies and enable a more refined evaluation of therapeutic efficacy in clinical trials for X-ALD.

The general, natural principles of taste are supplemented by learned rules, so that knowledge of other sonnets contributes to a more accurate or refined evaluation of the merits and flaws of a particular sonnet.

There is a need to develop more refined methods of evaluation that inform us about both the effectiveness and the critical components of health service interventions working at interfaces within the broad health and social care system.

It shows how the proposed method, while providing the complete set of multipliers and associated structures, end ups with designing a more refined tool for policy evaluation.

Prospective multicentric translational studies embedding these newer modalities are needed to confirm the ability of these techniques to do better than bone scintigraphy and CT in terms of disease detection, demonstration of recurrence and to provide an earlier, more refined approach of response evaluation and defining the optimal timing to switch treatment or type of treatment.

(A more refined form of this interpretation allows that moral evaluations have some propositional content, but claims that for Hume their essential feature, as evaluations, is non-propositional).

Country-specific evaluations would, in contrast, require more refined methods and inputs.