Sentence examples for refined targeting from inspiring English sources
"We did better, more refined targeting" of goods selected for physical inspection, Mr. Bartoldus said, and his people paid less immediate attention to the clerical work, "which we can do after the fact".
He said they are trying to move past a "one-size-fits-all" program and implement a "risk-based, intelligence-driven process" by the end of the year that would have more refined targeting.
Consequently, further investigation of these mechanistic differences may allow more refined targeting of increasingly difficult-to-treat bacterial infections and/or further inform design of novel peptides with improved broad-spectrum activity.
When refined targeting is not in place, a good percentage of the impressions focus on the right audience - people who are genuinely not interested in the category or the type of advertised product.
But Russian efforts to sway public opinion by spreading false information have continued, and officials said those efforts are becoming more refined, targeting specific groups of Americans.
It offered marketers more refined targeting options, including Facebook Exchange, which allows companies to track users as they are browsing and shopping for products around the Web and lets companies show advertisements for those products when the users log back on to Facebook.
These inputs are used to refine targeting algorithms as well as bid amounts.
T cell functional signatures could potentially serve as biomarkers of risk of progression which, if validated in prospective studies with clinical outcomes [43], [44], could refine targeting of preventive therapy in LTBI.
The push to refine targeted advertising reflects the company's need to increase its revenue.
Much more important, it would let the company accumulate a new stream of valuable personal data and use it to refine targeted advertisements, its bread and butter".
In this way, they are able to harvest data that might be used to refine targeted advertising, or for other commercial purposes that are only disclosed deep in the terms and conditions that govern their use.
