Sentence examples for that we can refine from inspiring English sources

I am a law school student and I want to believe that AKP will lose its power so that we can refine the law system.

Over the last few months, the Guardian's technology team has been doing lots of work behind the scenes on our commenting platform, so that we can refine existing features and add some new ones.

Therefore, till we get biological marker of PH or other TACs, it will be better to have more accommodating type of criteria in the appendix section so that we can refine rare primary headache disorders in the future.

The idea that we can continue to learn from our mistakes and that we can refine our understanding of what makes the world function better.

"Once we understand that, then we can refine and fine-tune some of the preventive measures we've put in place".

Now that we've been able to come to the 60% adjustment we've left it there and we are not looking to see how we can refine that and make sure that it is accurate consistently, so I think there is a little bit more work that can be done".

The findings shown in this study successfully demonstrate that we can efficiently refine the gene regulatory network of systemic inflammation in human via microarray data, and to mimic the signaling transduction delay in the transcriptional regulatory process.

We examine outcomes of meiosis that can only be recognized at nucleotide-level resolution, including genotype changes accompanying COs and NCOs that can refine our understanding of CO distribution or possible alternative double strand break resolution pathways in P. falciparum.

In parallel, a search should continue for essential traits that can refine the characterization of the aging process in humans.

But unlike the gentle sounds marketed by labels such as Windham Hill, this music offers more attentive listeners a great deal more - an active, participatory listening experience that can refine, and intensify, one's conception and perception of beauty.

"But when you show it a cow, it learns to look for a different feature — say, horns". In the same way, Geramifard explains, the new algorithm identifies an initial feature on which to base judgments and then looks for complementary features that can refine the initial judgment.