Sentence examples for of important refinements from inspiring English sources

Methodologically, there were a number of important refinements to the study with regard to exposure assessment.

Recent theoretical advances supporting this capability include two- and three-dimensional applications of Landau Ginzburg theory to martensitic nucleation, and important refinements of multiscale kinetic theory.

In these ways, we fully anticipate that such critical testing will lead to many important refinements of our three-step model, including a further narrowing of our proposed range for the size of the founding population as well as new details about post-peopling expansions within the New World.

Our recent work makes four important refinements of this methodology.

The successive updates of Le Cuisinier roïal et bourgeois include important refinements such as adding a glass of wine to fish stock.

These findings suggest important refinements to theories of social contagion, especially neoinstitutional theory.

In some cases such as families of angiosperms, molecular data have provided important refinements or helped to resolve long-standing controversies, but left many traditional taxonomic groupings intact [16].

Our adoption of Puig de la Bellacasa's feminist notion of care into the programme of HP is thus an important refinement of care in the ethos of flourishing as it encourages care for neglected labours, individuals and relations.

Manufacturers of mainframe computers made good decisions about making and selling mainframe computers and devising important refinements to them in their R. & D.

Historically, the distribution of macrofossils offered important refinement to the simple three-fold subdivision of the Chalk based on lithological criteria.

"Experts Set Lower Low for Levels of Cholesterol" (front page, July 13) reported an important refinement of the 2001 guidelines that makes explicit the need for aggressive cholesterol control in reducing the risk for coronary disease.