"refined selection" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a selection of items that has been carefully chosen and is of a higher quality than other options. For example, "The wine shop offered a refined selection of wines from around the world."
Further marker studies and refined selection criteria are necessary for more specific in vitro CSC isolation.
Further experiments using more refined selection criteria such as a combination of two or multiple markers would be useful to specifically identify and purify CSC.
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Matrix effects are also compared with ESI on a refined selection of 19 pharmaceutical and biological compounds in 4 matrices commonly encountered in bioanalysis.
Future diagnostic, prognostic and targeted therapies may be improved by more refined selection of patients based on Ep-ICD versus EpEx expression in tumors.
Current and emerging markers must be incorporated prospectively into the design of clinical trials that test novel and established agents to better understand their clinical utility and to refine selection parameters and marker interactions.
Future appropriately designed randomized controlled trials (RCTs) to refine selection of patients for medical and surgical treatments should be conducted.
Perhaps the most frequent one is to refine selection criteria to exclude patients unlikely to respond: those with right bundle branch block, severe kidney insufficiency, and high burden of scar.
In particular, absolute risk scores could be used both to motivate individuals to reduce their LC risk through behaviour and lifestyle modifications and to refine selection of participants for LC screening trials on the basis of maximising benefit (Vickers et al, 2006; Duffy et al, 2009).
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