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These models could then be refined for example by adding genetic susceptibility as a predictor [ 63].

Once an initial model has been produced, the orientation parameters of the particles are refined, for example, by realigning them to reference images calculated from the density map.

A potential remedy would be to use the described procedure only to obtain an initial model estimate which is then refined, for example, by a maximum-likelihood fitting procedure (Paninski et al. 2004; Pillow et al. 2005).

And the approach can be further refined – for example, by means of Carnap's concept of a family of properties.

You can get an initial composition back in just a few seconds (the creation time gets longer as the music you're asking for gets longer), then you can refine it, for example by adding or removing certain instruments.

However, if there is no such separating sequence we can refine the abstraction, for example, by considering more predicates D = B ∪ B′ and deriving an abstraction A D. Given an EFSM M and an abstraction M B for B and P x, the predicate refinement of M B is carried out by expanding the set of predicates B to a set D and deriving an abstraction M D using the same, i.e., the unchanged, set P x.

It may be possible, however, to increase the reliability by refining the measurements; for example, by increasing the number of trials or increasing measurement precision if the low reliability was due to low signal-to-noise ratio.

Of course, it is an advantage if the mechanisms responsible for observed adverse health effects are known because this offers the opportunity to refine risk evaluation, for example by comparing critical mechanisms in rodent and humans in order to identify possible interspecies differences.

This scheme was refined in for example, [4 7] by utilizing soft decisions for cancellation.

The initial coding framework was revisited and refined through the application of the codes to all the textual data; for example, by identifying new sub-categories and collapsing together linked categories.

Lewis himself refined his result (Lewis 1991), and then various extensions and refinements were published in a Festschrift for Ernest Adams (Eells and Skyrms 1994), for example by Hájek and Hall (1994).