Sentence examples for only for refining from inspiring English sources

These subgroups are becoming increasingly important, not only for refining the discovery of prognostic markers or therapeutic targets, but also for the design of prospective clinical trials.

Zeolites and mesoporous materials are important catalysts not only for oil-refining processes, but nowadays even for the production of fine and specialty chemicals.

That costs a little more (it costs Valero only $1.5 to $2 more for refining sour versus sweet), but those that can are cashing in on the price difference and their stock prices reflect that.

The partial-interaction flexural rigidity should be a convenient tool for not only refining existing deflection procedures but also for quantifying the deflection of RC beams with new types of reinforcement and new types of bond, in particular those associated with FRP reinforced members.

The chicken may be the only farm animal that can be applied for refining the map position of QTL with relatively low costs (Andersson and Georges 2004).

Iran says it is refining uranium only for peaceful purposes.

Given a large dimensionality, ensemble feature selection could be applied over the converted multidimensional vectors for refining the accuracy by retaining only some selected relevant features.

However, the discussion fails to evaluate if Burge's tactics are part of history or if they have only been refined for modern use.

"Each word is considered and refined, not only for the word's meaning but also its relationship to other words," he wrote in an e-mail.

In the beginning, its only asset was an application for a patent for a process for refining petroleum and manufacturing gasoline.

The bitter bean only caught on with Europeans after Dutchman Coenraad Johannes van Houten came up with a method for refining it into a powder that could easily be mixed with milk or water.