Sentence examples for scope for refining from inspiring English sources

Finally, there is scope for refining definitions of consensus by allowing the participants to decide on an appropriate definition instead of imposing one.

The map will also provide a context for interpreting the results of the synthesis and a basis for refining the scope of the review, that is, it will aid the advisory group in identifying areas for in-depth focus and, possibly, areas where additional searches need to be conducted.

Proposals were made for refining the model.

For Refined Tastes.

Nonetheless, increased number and size of colonies under conditions of transgene induction suggest that there may be scope to refine and further improve culture conditions for human ground-state PSC.

Prioritizing health helped define the scope and refine the analytic approach used to create the framework.

The Kyoto Protocol stops short of requiring project proponents to show strict financial additionality – that the CDM revenue makes an uneconomic project economic – and left scope for the CDM EB to refine the demonstration of additionality.

The IHR's Annex 2 was deemed highly useful for assessing notification of infectious diseases, but less helpful for evaluating other types potential PHEICs, suggesting scope for the WHO to expand and refine its guidance documents.

There is also scope for synergistically employing autoxidation in combination with biodesulfurization and hydrodesulfurization. Refining of crude oil to final products requires desulfurization of the oil.

Van Eyck utilised a new level of virtuosity, mainly from taking advantage of the fact that oil dries so slowly; it allowed him more time and more scope for blending and mixing layers of different pigments, and his technique was quickly adopted and refined by Robert Campin and Rogier van der Weyden.

There is scope for this.