Sentence examples for mutual refinement from inspiring English sources

The questions "what counts as a measurement of quantity X?" and "what is quantity X?", though unanswerable independently of each other, are addressed together in a process of mutual refinement.

These algorithms work together in a collaborative way through an automatic and mutual refinement of their results, so that all the results have almost the same number of clusters, which are statistically similar.

The analysis shows that recent computationally expensive methods designed to remove biases from indirect couplings outperform others in detecting tertiary structural contacts as well as eliminating intermolecular FPs; whereas traditional methods such as mutual information benefit from refinements such as shuffling, while being highly efficient.

Here, we introduce a refinement of the mutual information method that: 1) removes a significant, non-coevolutionary bias and 2) accounts for heteroscedasticity.

Informative motifs are discovered via a k-mer exploration step, where all abundant k-mers are evaluated and scored using mutual information, followed by motif refinement, where changes are made to the initial k-mers that increase both motif degeneracy and motif information.

Similarly, mutual trans-synaptic signaling is important for activity-dependent refinement of differentiated synapses (Kandel, 2001; Flavell and Greenberg, 2008).

In this paper, we first introduce mutual and self-coupling and related phenomena in laser diodes, and discuss how the chaos paradigm has been unveiled as a refinement of classical Adler's locking equation describing coupling.

Reinvention or refinement?

Refinement of the script.

Its refinement was admired.

His routes need refinement.