Sentence examples for required further refined from inspiring English sources
Existing theoretical frameworks (de Groot et al. 2015; Gaarder et al. 2010; Bailey and Hedlund 2012) could be tested and, if required, further refined.
This may require further refining the backlog items and synchronising the work between teams.
The trabecular scaffolds matched bone samples in porosity; however, achieving physiologic connectivity density and trabecular separation will require further refining of scaffold processing.
Following the second Delphi exercise, this section required further iterations to refine the initial Delphi statements.
Thus, the characterisation of the relationships between genetic aberration and clinical presentation is ongoing and will require further, more refined, studies with detailed investigations of this chromosome region and consistent phenotyping of affected individuals.
Input from the aquacultural engineering community and RAS aquaculturists is required to further refine the approach prior to endorsement.
Further complete chloroplast sampling among the CDMNPPS clade will be required to further refine the position of Greslania.
Future work will be required to further refine the mechanistic details and relevance of MUS81-EME1 and GEN1 regulation in higher eukaryotes.
Further high-resolution structural studies of the longer regions of the Kinesin-5 rod filament lying outside the BASS and motor domains (Bodey et al., 2009) will be required to further refine the full Kinesin-5 bipolar tetramer model.
We therefore hypothesize that behavioral responses in the context of nestmate recognition are determined as early as at the level of the antennal lobes, then relayed to the motor centers via higher-level brain centers without requiring further processing to refine discrimination.
The C-terminal fragment of PR70 (residues 440-575) was previously shown to harbor an essential Cdc6-binding region, and the C-terminal boundary of PR70 required for this binding was further refined to residue 519 in this report.
