Sentence examples for refined view from inspiring English sources

A similarly refined view of exploration has emerged in the data.

This study provides a refined view on the diet and ecological niche of Neanderthals.

A refined view of the determinants of gait: significance of heel rise.

Other physicians, usually specialists, have what Pearson says is "an even more refined view," a score that describes the top conditions or procedures a specific doctor treats.

A more refined view of China's cultural heritage is on view at the Shanghai Museum, southeast of the Grand Theater in People's Square.

New constructs emerged from a Principal Component Analysis suggest a refined view of student perspectives and potential improvement to guide instructional design.

And that's allowing for the accompanying universal law that a popular musical isn't exactly the ideal forum for trying to refine views of anything, including missionaries or Ugandans.

But he later refined this view in light of his distinction between Sinn and Bedeutung (see the entry on Gottlob Frege).

In ISN'T IT ROMANTIC she went full stop to the juggle of work and men; in THE HEIDI CHRONICLES, she refined her view of these competing pressures; in THE SISTERS ROSENSWEIG, she showed how feminist issues were reflected in the microcosm of one family; in AN AMERICAN DAUGHTER she took the pulse of one successful woman and in OLD MONEY, she dissected the perils of having that success.

Although her arguments have been refined, her views have remained broadly unchanged.

Notably, they are two parts where Lewis refined his views several times on the details of the location.