Repeated case studies lead to more refined middle range theories that offer increasingly refined information of context conditions, thereby increasing generalisability of such case studies [ 21, 27, 29] and improving our understanding of causal processes [ 35].
Clicking on any of the visual cues will give additional refined information.
To obtain more refined information about the network, it is desirable to construct higher-dimensional simplices.
The pth persistent homology of a filtered simplicial complex gives more refined information than just the homology of the single subcomplexes.
It allows users to refine information about a complex situation into a more basic risk, from which appropriate responses can be better identified.
However, if f happens to be nonnegative, as we assumed in Example 2.8, for instance, then one can obtain more refined information from Theorem 2.7.
At the example of the city of Harare in Zimbabwe, this research shows how remote sensing technologies can be used to obtain refined information on hot spots of built-up area change that allow a monitoring of population.
Thus, if another input tree provides more refined information about speciation order, we can use it, provided the information is not contradicted by the remaining input trees.
Increasing human population may accelerate the degree of risk through these processes but spatially refined information on these factors is not available comprehensively.
22, 25 Several trials examining the potential of GRSs to improve risk prediction and prevention are currently ongoing and may provide refined information on which subpopulations would benefit from use of a GRS.
A Delphi study is a structured process that invites experts to complete a series of 'rounds' (in this study via online surveys) to gather and refine information on the study question, until expert consensus is reached (4).
