Sentence examples for refinement of how from inspiring English sources
Moreover, improving the use of neurostimulation may aid the refinement of how such technology is used in clinical settings [3, 4].
Similarly, a more detailed population would enable a refinement of how different age classes are expected to impact land use, housing, and the consumption of goods and services.
Gaining an understanding of intrinsic vulnerability characteristics can also allow the refinement of how the evidence base is packaged into action.
These questions suggest there is a need to consider refinement of how we currently classify the quality of evidence according to study design.
Recent advances in neuroimaging methods have led to a better understanding and refinement of how diabetic neuropathy affects the central nervous system (CNS) and to a critical rethinking in a new direction for further research on this disorder.
As a curious example of how refinement may sometimes defeat accuracy, in spite of human entropy, we point to the neat little slip of paper the English publishers of the book had to insert between pages 264-65 "Erratum.
This paper suggests a refinement of the details of how evolution happens.
Nonetheless, comparisons among these lines provide new insights into the biochemical sequelae of the I148M substitution and allow significant refinement of current models of how the 148M variant promotes steatosis.
Further refinement of our understanding of how intimate detachment is achieved may also aid the application of this unique aspect of mindfulness methods within various psychological therapies.
He described the Club Kalua with an air of refinement, how after he dropped his girlfriend, "Miss Oliver," to work there as a stripper at night, it was his habit to park around the corner and take a nap in his S.U.V. Later he would go inside for a cocktail, but he did not watch Miss Oliver.
In a second step, we show how important is the concept of refinement and how it can be used to found a methodology for designing concurrent programs using the coordination paradigm.
