Sentence examples for refinement to encompass from inspiring English sources

Using MRIcroN (http://www.mccauslandcenter.sc.edu/mricro/mricron/index.html), regions of interest (ROIs) were drawn manually on successive coronal slices, using axial and sagittal views for further refinement, to encompass the entire hippocampus.

Subsequent exploration into the concept of 'culture' by McCormack and colleagues [ 11] resulted in further refinement of the definition of culture to encompass the prevailing beliefs and values, as well as consistency in these values and a receptivity to change, among members of an organizational setting.

The drawback to her refinement of eye is a demurely recessive quality somehow at odds with the spatial sweep her photographs seek to encompass.

It's broad enough to encompass Arthur Ashe, Mike Tyson and Kobe Bryant.

"Harold seemed to me to encompass all that and more.

But it is not likely to encompass the city.

He stretches his hand out wide to encompass the world.

" She paused, spread her arms wide to encompass the room.

The lament soon broadens to encompass the department itself.

Management has to encompass the entire process.

My scorn expands easily to encompass them as well.