Sentence examples for refining a range from inspiring English sources

Liquid fuels can be made by refining a range of biomass materials, including oil-rich and sugar-rich crops such as oil-seed rape and sugar beet, biomass that consists mainly of plant cell walls (second generation lignocellulosics), macro- and micro-alga, or material that would now be discarded as waste.

The workshop aimed to provide the students with an opportunity to refine a range of procedural skills and experience first-hand the differences in human anatomy.

We do not claim to have conducted a realist evaluation in the classically structured way presented in other studies, which focus on refining a mid-range theory (31, 32).

They began refining a concept.

The chief of the defence staff, General Sir David Richards, has been refining and updating a range of contingency plans for any potential British involvement either before or after an attack.

The process is iterated, by refining the range of search and by increasing the accuracy of the parameters, until a desired accuracy is reached.

Ms. Ross refined a wiggly sexiness along with a vocal tone that ranged from tart to saccharine while conveying a synthetic glamor.

This could help interviewees refine a vague recollection such as 'about summer last year' to a specific range of days relating to a recalled event.

The importance of tight glucose control in sepsis is becoming well established [ 5], although work continues on refining the target range, with a study of 4,000 patients now in progress (Normoglycaemia in Intensive CarE study, ANZICS, commencing 2004).

Imaging can help refine a diagnosis.

The final algorithm was refined a bit.