Sentence examples for more refined list from inspiring English sources

Our broad transcriptomic approach builds on previous studies and provides a more refined list of potential therapeutic targets for B. cenocepacia, one of the most common Bcc CF pathogens.

Sequencing of the soybean transcriptome may provide a more refined list of RLK candidates that might interact with IDA in an abscission response and warrant further examination.

Based upon these expression patterns, these 314 genes (28% of genes initially selected for analysis) formed a more refined list of candidates than the originally predicted target genes by miRanda.

Another approach called fine-mapping is also being used in attempts to move from the index SNP (which basically identifies a large genomic region) to a more refined list of putative causal SNPs located within the identified region.

These scores reflect a systematic limitation in the scoring procedure that needed to be resolved to allow for the identification of drugs suitable for orphan disorders, as well as to produce a more refined list of candidates to pursue.

The government chose not to add Mr. Abdulmutallab's name to a much smaller, more refined watch list that would have required that he be pulled over and patted down before boarding a plane, or blocked entirely from flying to the United States.

This is due to the fact that, in the centralized architecture, the intermediary broker node performs an initial selection operation, in order to return the most relevant resources (satisfying functional requirements and constraints on dynamic attributes), which results in a more refined resources list and thus a reduction in the size of the resources' description document returned to the VIP.

"Shanghai is more refined.

"This is more refined.

— it is much more refined.

Knappogue Castle produces something more refined.