Sentence examples for refined case from inspiring English sources

Sober and elegant, it has achieved mythical status and is considered the most esteemed model in the Oyster collection with its refined case and lugs and clear, legible dial showing calendar indications.

Before we launched the evaluation, the refined case was pilot-tested in a focus group format with primary care physicians to assess the usability and relevance of the case.

They give no support to the use of MRI findings as a way of refining case definition for LBP in epidemiological research.

It allows users to refine case lists for their applications and mine the data related to the specimen cases they have received from the Resource for their approved studies.

If risk factors or prognosis for LBP differed importantly according to the presence or absence MRI abnormalities, there could be value in using MRI findings to refine case definitions for the disorder in epidemiological research.

It is possible that clinical outcome of low back pain (LBP) differs according to the presence or absence of spinal abnormalities on magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), in which case there could be value in using MRI findings to refine case definition of LBP in epidemiological research.

It is clear that biomarkers in delirium are still in their infancy, but advances in our understanding of delirium pathophysiology may eventually help to refine case-ascertainment.

He refined his case teaching methods in international affairs as a Pew Faculty Fellow, and subsequently trained faculty from across the United States in case-method pedagogy with a special emphasis on teaching and writing cases for international security studies.

In a court filing last week, Mr. Picard refined his case against the owners, whose defense so far has been that they were not sophisticated enough investors to pick up on Mr. Madoff's misdeeds, asking how would a "reasonable person" of "ordinary intelligence" have reacted to a close-up view of Mr. Madoff's operation.

During 2000 2010, additional reports refined the case definitions of severe malaria.

In white-collar prosecutions, that is rarely the case, as prosecutors refine their case after filing charges, sometimes finding new violations, while defendants try to pry evidence from the government that can help their defense.