Sentence examples similar to more refined variations from inspiring English sources
The company said it has not increased production in recent years and that the rise in nickel emissions it reported reflects more refined calculations and "normal variations in product mix and handling".
Given the intensity of current efforts to control wolves in many areas, our assessment of phylogeographic structure across the North Pacific region suggests that a much more refined understanding of genetic variation is needed to ensure the persistence of this high profile carnivore throughout the region.
The integrated mill product is more refined, but there are important variations in quality there, too.
Few studies have pursued the analysis of an FST-outlier locus by a more refined analysis of DNA sequence variation [ 30, 46].
Their perspective and opinion is in many ways more valid because they have a more refined palette and can identify those nuanced variations from one product to another.
More refined models are needed however, in particular to account for variation in the early growth dynamics of real epidemics and to gain a better understanding of the mechanisms at play.
Unsurprisingly, but nonetheless somewhat disappointingly, the panel went for a more refined approach in the longlist of 40 designs it published on Monday, with variations on the silver fern, the Southern Cross constellation and the koru (unfurling fern frond) featuring prominently.
The availability of data on intraspecies variation can help uncover evidence for TE selection by considering a more refined timescale.
Naively, we might imagine that the variation and relative inexactness of our measurements will become less pronounced and obtrusive the more refined and microscopic are our measurement tools and procedures.
The very different outcomes for the three virulence genes studied here indicate strong variation in the evolutionary trajectories of virulence mutations; this also stresses the need for more refined theoretical models to predict these trajectories.
