Sentence examples for ongoing refinement from inspiring English sources

Through training for staff, briefings for parents and students and ongoing refinement of the curriculum, these schools are creating supportive, positive environments for all their students.

Finally, an introduction to newer biomaterial and valve designs will further pique the reader, with the intent of spawning new approaches in the ongoing refinement of cardiac valves.

Initial results reported in this article are encouraging and indicate that with ongoing refinement of ultrasound elastography techniques and accompanying inverse algorithms, this approach could play an important role in gel dosimetry.

Such an ongoing refinement in practice will be limited by "back mutations" (revertants).

dndDB currently contains details of over 114 dnd genes and their cognate proteins from the Eubacterial and Archaeal kingdoms, and is expected to grow quickly with the rapid development of genome sequencing projects and the ongoing refinement of strategies to identify distantly related gene clusters, orphan dnd genes, and functionally or biochemically related proteins.

An action research approach underpinned ongoing refinement to systems, processes and resources.

The 28percentt response rate is traded for the 31percentt response rate; differences in effectiveness that are too subtle to be noticed by an individual practitioner justify ongoing refinements in therapy.

Ongoing refinements to EPM, and future work especially in regard to modifiable sea level rise scenarios are also discussed.

Ongoing refinements are currently to apply a radiation function to the Snow-17 snowmelt algorithm, which relies solely on air temperature to melt snow.

Even though the principles of the technique and its oncological efficacy have often been published, ongoing refinements allow further improvements in functional outcome and morbidity.

Since bycatch reduction devices (BRDs) were first tested in Australian penaeid-trawl fisheries almost 20 years ago, there have been ongoing refinements to a discrete range of legislated designs; mostly in response to dynamic fishery-specific operational requirements.