Sentence examples for refined characterisation from inspiring English sources
Clearly examining these issues requires further work, ideally in a larger cohort of patients incorporating both greater variability in home practice and a more refined characterisation of practice duration and frequency.
Over the past 10 15 years, there have been great strides in refining site characterisation techniques (i.e. geophysical techniques), developing/discovering reactive materials/sorbents (i.e. Fe0 filings), and the installation and design of PRBs (i.e. funnel-and-gate design) which have increased the cost-effeciveness of this technology.
The proposed approach, applicable to metals in general, can be used in the context of REACH, for refining the risk characterisation and guiding the selection of risk management measures.
This finding suggests the need to refine breast cancer characterisation in order to provide detailed information about individual tumours, or subsets of tumours, that will help in defining optimal treatment approaches.
In recent years, this 'model of progression' of breast cancer has been further refined with the recognition and characterisation of earlier precursor lesions, such as atypical ductal hyperplasia and the columnar cell lesions [ 3].
Thus, the characterisation of the relationships between genetic aberration and clinical presentation is ongoing and will require further, more refined, studies with detailed investigations of this chromosome region and consistent phenotyping of affected individuals.
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