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However, the experimental medicine approach used in this study provides an efficient means of initially assessing and refining novel treatments before committing to large-scale clinical trials (30).

Kazuo Ishiguro's spare, refined novel An Artist of the Floating World (1986) records how a painter's life and work became insidiously coarsened by the imperialistic ethos of 1930s Japan.

During the corpus annotation stage, the guidelines were refined when novel, previously unspecified ambiguities were encountered.

A pilot study was conducted in a selected non-randomised group of patients to develop and refine a novel questionnaire.

We have refined a novel, standardized, time-efficient, and reproducible protocol for the decellularization of whole liver which can be further adapted to liver tissue engineering.

Refined techniques, novel approaches, and study of other populations such as immunocompromised or impaired hosts are likely to provide new insights into the spectrum of infectious diseases.

30 Using the MRC framework for the development and evaluation of complex interventions, 17 we have developed and refined a novel school-based programme to prevent and reduce obesity in children.

You're supposed to write a rough draft in November; you can edit and refine your novel later.

To reduce the uncertainty in the AA and achieve efficient and accurate range analysis of multiplication, this paper presents a novel refined affine approximation method, Approximation Affine based on Space Extreme Estimation (AASEE).

A novel refined version of PB SM optimized for mining databases and improving the alignment quality has been generated (Joseph et al., submitted).

To confirm and refine the exposure, a novel design for in vitro skin exposure measurements was conducted with the preservative, methylisothiazolinone (MI), in beauty care (BC) and household care (HHC) products using realistic consumer exposure conditions.