Sentence examples for refined response from inspiring English sources

The architect's carefully refined response looks for its cues to the city's culture, history and heritage.

Our results suggest that tissue repair in oral mucosal wounds involves a more rapid, yet more refined response than that of skin wounds.

As such, bear hibernation may represent the most refined response to dormancy of any mammal.

The immune system is functionally diverse, able to make a refined response to hundreds of different types of infectious organisms.

With the emerging role of rational molecular targeted therapies in oncology, molecular in vivo imaging of key targets provides a strong tool as biomarkers for personalized therapeutic options and to refine response assessment.

For these reasons, imaging criteria apart from tumour size measurement are being developed to refine response assessment.

Countries are refining responses to outbreaks, as was in evidence at the Asian Partnership on Emerging Infectious Diseases Research meeting in Kunming, China, from 13 to 16 January.

A calibrated approach in accordance with viral characteristics and community risks may help refine responses to future epidemics.

This process, termed branching morphogenesis, begins in fetal development, pauses after birth, resumes in response to estrogens at puberty, and is refined in response to cyclic ovarian stimulation once the margins of the mammary fat pad are met.

But Ms. Matare, whose work has involved her with one of the city's economic development groups, MetroHartford Alliance, said she had refined her response to skeptical prospective employees.

Among young people especially she found that the self was increasingly becoming externally manufactured rather than internally developed: a series of profiles to be sculptured and refined in response to public opinion.