Sentence examples for refinement of information from inspiring English sources

An important outcome of the evidence-gathering phase was the building and refinement of information systems that informed – and continue to inform – many aspects of strategic direction.

Layered video transmission employs successive refinement of information or scalable coding was considered in [12].

It is followed by a parametric refinement of information granules realized by the principle of justifiable granularity.

The head of the ICLVR's investigation team, Geoff Knupfer, said it was "based on a refinement of information received to date and also on a series of surveys undertaken by ICLVR staff in recent months in the forested area".

Nevertheless, in order to see Theorem 3 as a partial refinement of information as regards solutions treated in Theorem 2(i), it is reasonable to assume p ∈ RV ( − 2 ).

We also propose a more targeted approach to the risk characterization of ciguatera zones to guide the collection, review, and refinement of information drawn from human and environmental data sets and so optimize risk return.

Phase 1 involved the development, piloting and refinement of patient information leaflets (PILs) for use in the intervention component of the LIFELAX trial.

Instructional design has to be a continuous research and development process for the refinement and reorganization of information intent and the activity content of educational attempts.

LeishCyc provides a platform for curation, refinement, and dissemination of information about Leishmania metabolic pathways incorporating extensive manual curation and supported by the extensive query and visualization functionality of the Pathway Tools software [ 25].

Geocoding and other refinements of residence information might help to clarify which areas of first or early life residences might be associated with later risk for breast cancer.

Here, we introduce a refinement of the mutual information method that: 1) removes a significant, non-coevolutionary bias and 2) accounts for heteroscedasticity.