Sentence examples for necessary for the refinement from inspiring English sources

Activity seems also to be necessary for the refinement of initial axonal arbors (Lyngholm et al., 2013).

Even in such a case, some of the information necessary for the refinement of complex therapies (such as those based upon stem cells) will inevitably be unpredictable.

The simulation model was shown to be valid and suitable for the provision of accurate benefits and risks estimates necessary for the refinement of screening guidelines in these women.

One possibility is that pk1a is necessary for the developmental refinement of axons and dendrites and that subtle deficits in the signal processing within excitatory and inhibitory neurons render the network prone to seizures.

Although molecular cues and axon guidance are involved in the initial stages of cortical map formation, the resulting maps are rather crude and some form of spontaneous or stimulus-driven activity appears to be necessary for the subsequent refinement of these maps through the pruning of initially exuberant axonal arborisations.

The occurrence of a steady state during plastic deformation makes restoration mechanisms necessary that, on average, compensate for the refinement caused by additional deformation.

But they had too many neural connections in a key relay center of the visual pathway, the lateral geniculate nucleus (LGN), showing that C1q was necessary for synaptic refinement.

A Mossad document, dated 28 September 2010 and sent to South African intelligence, deals with a possible shipment to Iran of yellowcake, necessary for uranium refinement, by an Armenian broker.

Once an accurate representation of the relevant patient anatomy is obtained in the form of a printable 3D model, further manipulations using Computer-Aided Design (CAD) software is typically necessary for model refinement or patient-specific instrument design.

Determining the cervical cancer screening refusal rates among HIV positive Nigerians already in HIV care is therefore necessary as it will not only be useful for the refinement of programmes but as an advocacy tool.

The V. & A. show suggests that he was a vulgarian by temperament; by virtue of appetite and perversity; and because it paid royally and was huge fun — not because he lacked the aesthetic subtlety or sense of history necessary for refinement.