Sentence examples for more refined view from inspiring English sources

Other physicians, usually specialists, have what Pearson says is "an even more refined view," a score that describes the top conditions or procedures a specific doctor treats.

A more refined view of China's cultural heritage is on view at the Shanghai Museum, southeast of the Grand Theater in People's Square.

The findings are explained in the context of an online sense of unidentifiability, which apparently requires a more refined view of the components that create a personal sense of anonymity.

This happens because jointly its components provide a more refined view of the internal clustering structure of the sequence than the information extracted by each one alone.

A more refined view is that the possible worlds comprised by those propositions are centered at an (ideal doxastic) agent at a given time (Lewis 1979).

Thus, in her view, just as there are two forms of public gender presentation, so there are two sex-differentiated forms of nakedness (326) and her central thesis that gender presentation communicates genital status becomes the more refined view that clothed gender presentation represents naked gender presentation through euphemistic means (329-330).

Destutt de Tracy, however, further refined Condillac's views to emphasize the physiological nature of sensation.

Thus, mGWAS published in recent years did not only lead to a more comprehensive and refined view on the inherited part of human metabolic individuality, but it also facilitated establishing potential links of this individuality to disease.

Farther out is the Jupiter observation facility, a more refined and VIP indoor viewing experience alongside the senior control room.

Or, for a slightly more refined (or, depending on your view, pretentious) technique, you can watch the video below.

Some of the new methods are meant to be even more refined measurements, like so-called view-based conversions.