Sentence examples for refined observation from inspiring English sources
The exhibition includes drawings of birds, horses, people wearing fur, hanged men, mythological figures and various portrait medals, in ideal impressions, all minor miracles of refined observation.
Our analysis can be applied to other field scenarios with different reservoir properties for refining observation well placement design with predictable and quantifiable sensitivity.
In the current work, a variety of histological approaches were employed to reconfirm and refine observations of some of the early developmental events, and especially the proliferative events, originally observed by Sanes and Hildebrand [6].
We refined this observation by estimating cohesin/CTCF contact intensities for different ranges of genomic separation in active and passive domains.
But Dr Rablen and Dr Oswald thought it would be interesting to refine the observation still further, by studying individuals who were all, in a sense, at the top.
Instead of fairly discrete layers of the minerals containing low-spin and high-spin ions, the findings show a fairly gradual change, meaning researchers may have to refine their observation techniques to study the mantle in greater detail.
Results of the pilot study were used to refine the observation instrument for diabetes-specific situations.
To refine this observation, the effects of C and E trans-regulatory factors on the Chyb and Ehyb alleles in hybrids were analyzed.
By measuring TIR1 and AFB5 binding in isolation, it was possible to refine the observation that the coulomb matrix (electrostatic interaction surface) plays the major role in specifying auxins.
In order to refine the observation of proximal phosphosites for S/T phosphosites, we tested if this trend is limited to two adjacent sites or whether this is a continuous effect.
A higher-resoultion determination of Fobs was therefore carried out on the 200 bases that flank either side the start and end of all ORF in these Plasmodium spp. to refine this observation.
