Sentence examples for refinements that would from inspiring English sources

The fort lacked some of the refinements that would be present at later forts like Fort Foote.

He concluded The King of Fighters '94 is "a very good fighting game, but it lacks some refinements that would have made it great".

Paying explicit attention to predictable threats to effective self-care in clinical practice guidelines, by drawing on the WEB model, may assist in refinements that would address observed disparities in health outcomes across socio-economic groups.

The staff working on the unit during the trial will be invited to take part and will be asked to comment on any impact from the FECH program on the Unit and to suggest: program refinements that would minimise negative outcomes and maximise those that are positive, how the program could be integrated into practice, and how its sustainability could be addressed.

In Act I she is a peasant in whom slight touches of gaucheness coexist with the extraordinary beauty and natural refinement that would lure a passing nobleman.

This training imbued the once impoverished waif from Normandy with an air of distinction and refinement that would make her, as Liszt later observed, "unique of her kind".

Wali said that SEIU was looking for "financial refinements to implement" that would best allow the SEIU to grow.

As a result, the computational cost of creating a model limits our ability to explore refinements and variations that would shed additional light on the mechanisms of regulation.

The mammals also went through subsequent waves of extinction with obvious successive refinements that reflected prior learning that would have been lost if primates diverged shortly after the demise of the dinosaurs as claimed.

Detailed knowledge of the responses of individual genes to different stresses should permit refinements to these approaches that would be more consistently beneficial.

They were not new inventions, but Corelli's achievement was to codify what were then loosely defined genres into undisputed archetypes of classical elegance, refinement and formal clarity that would come to be identified with him above all others, and which would play a major part in defining the musical language of the ensuing century.