Sentence examples for refinement to include from inspiring English sources

We carry out these calculations within a mean-field theory for the structure of a quenched-annealed mixture, using both the hypernetted chain approximation and a refinement to include an account of the bridge function.

The model proposed by Poutsma et al. (2008) has proved to be a good predictor of the expanding distribution of H. axyridis in Europe (Brown et al., 2011b), but the parameters used may need slight refinement to include observations on distribution from the UK Ladybird Survey.

With a growing number of lncRNAs implicated in transcriptional gene regulation, this view may need refinement to include networks of tissue and developmental-stage specific lncRNAs that complement known regulators to tightly control gene expression and thereby organism complexity [ 12, 13].

22 23 27 Future work should explore whether refinements to include early serial sampling will enhance diagnostic performance of the MACS rule.

This approach represents an advancement of methodologies developed for neutral flows using block-structured adaptive mesh refinement (AMR) to include the significant additional effect of the electrostatic forces that couple the ion and electron fluid components.

A further refinement is to include the type of each location (farm, market, slaughterhouse, showground, other) and to limit the time that may elapse after the first movement before the second movement is no longer linked to it.

Refinement of criteria to include the effects of treatment has been suggested by the working group convened during the International Conference on Eating Disorders and Diabetes Mellitus, which met in Minneapolis, Minnesota, in 2008 (49).

Following refinement of their technique to include percutaneous clamping and the use of shorter nails, they were able to achieve a reduced complication rate of 10.6 %, with no cases of malunion or nail migration [22].

Further refinement of such panels to include a broader range of genes and gene segments will likely increase the proportion of cases in which mutations are identified.

Refinement of our analysis to include an assessment of patient values showed that these conclusions are still valid regardless of the patient's relative preference for death from surgery or death from cancer.

To determine stresses and strains within microscopic structures, such as individual trabeculae, Haversian systems, cement lines or osteonal reversal lines, the lamina dura, or the tissue formed within several mm of the implant surface, would require refinement of the model to include such microscopic structural details and is beyond the scope of the current study.