Sentence examples for refined a method from inspiring English sources
"refined a method" is correct and can be used in written English
For example, "The scientists refined a method to detect the presence of life on other planets."
First, we refined a method which can provide information about cell viability and numbers in an in vitro setting: i) immunohistological staining by Phalloidin/DAPI and ii) a modified colorimetric cell viability assay.
Ceratopsians developed a method of slicing with teeth stacked on each other in batteries, and iguanodontians refined a method of grinding with tooth batteries, taken to its extreme in hadrosaurids.
introduced and refined a method for lipoprotein profiling based on ion mobility spectrometry (IMS) in 2008/2009 [46 48].
In refining a method of assessing all aspects of a plot of land by using a "layer cake" of stacked transparent Mylar maps, he foreshadowed procedures that are now a universal part of the environmental impact reviews required before a construction project proceeds.
Over the past decade, Niculescu and his colleagues have been refining a method for identifying biomarkers that can distinguish psychological states.
A goal of this study was to develop, pilot, and refine a method to assess mobile food vendors.
Less work has been done to refine a method for estimating the volume from smaller deposits produced by discrete phreatic and phreatomagmatic explosions.
In recent years, though, scientists have refined a nondestructive method that can reveal what ancient hominins ate and what type of ecological zones they inhabited.
Our group has extensively studied and refined a powerful method for distributing various macromolecules and nanoparticles into the parenchyma by means of a procedure called convection-enhanced delivery (CED).
The underlying goal of the study is to further develop and refine an existing method for making a detailed analysis of long-term changes in land cover on the basis of old Military Survey Maps and on orthophotograph maps in the GIS environment.
This latter finding refines a method for assessing hypothetical Paleolithic stone points on the basis of tip cross-sectional area previously proposed by others.
