Sentence examples for refinement to reflect from inspiring English sources

However, the model underpredicted traffic NOx and NO2 at traffic sites and needs refinement to reflect local conditions.

Additional attributes and details can be added during the iterative model refinement process to reflect new biological information or in vitro context.

Refinement of these equations to reflect contemporary CHD profiles, diagnostics and therapies are needed to provide reliable risk estimates to inform effective treatment.

Refinement of these equations to reflect the CHD prognostics in a modern diabetic cohort are needed to provide reliable risk estimates to inform effective treatment.

Once a sculptor has altered the clay model, it is scanned electronically, and the database is modified to reflect the refinement.

Where necessary, changes to the search strategy were made to reflect these alterations and refinements.

On the other hand, it is highly likely that further refinement will be required in other health systems to reflect differing base rates of fall and system specific risk profiles.

But for Yeats, as she explains, the sonnet represents an ultimate refinement of artistic poise, making it the perfect vehicle to reflect the tension between ascetic life and sexual life that animates the entire sequence.

A similar phenomenon has previously been observed for miRNAs identified in chicken embryos [ 36], suggesting that a refinement to the miRBase annotations for chicken miRNAs is required to reflect experimentally observed abundances.

The earliest imaginative literature to reflect the new taste for moral analysis and refinement was written in imitation of the pastoral literature of Italy and Spain; the masterpiece of the genre was L'Astrée (1607 27; Astrea) by Honoré d'Urfé.

A system can be modelled gradually to reflect its complexity by the use of abstraction and refinement techniques.