Sentence examples for the challenge of refining from inspiring English sources

Several groups have addressed the challenge of refining and standardizing biological parts and devices by assessing the activity of different promoters in cell-based transcriptional assays, designing synthetic ribosome binding sites, engineering directed transcript cleavage by RNase, creating libraries of simple logic gates, and constructing orthogonal bacterial expression systems.

Stating the importance of manual work and intuitive learning, she highlights the benefits of working with local communities in Bangladesh in projects such as the METI School, and the challenges of refining and elevating mud architecture through public outreach.

In 2002, the interRAI consortium took up the challenge to refine its array of second-generation assessment tools into a truly integrated third-generation system.

Therefore, this analytical tool has been applied to many aspects of refining and especially the challenge of reducing the sulfur content in fuels.

The challenge of target specificity of synthetic nucleases is being actively researched and refined 64.

The challenges of reducing and refining animal use in the assessment of safety and toxicity of agents that may pose hazard to humans and the environment are immense.

Allshouse M.R. and Peacock T., "Refining finite-time Lyapunov exponent ridges and the challenges of classifying them," Chaos, 25, 087410 (2015).

The considerations and challenges outlined are not meant to be sequential, but rather frame a checklist, to be refined as additional experiences in meeting the challenges of global population health intervention research are documented, exchanged, and critically evaluated.

In the last decade, molecular techniques have been refined and certainly provided a method to address many of the challenges of assessing diversity.

Western Refining, Inc. engages in the business of refining and marketing crude oil and refined products.

As academics, we are trained not only to question in a respectful and civil manner the ideas of others, but to accept challenges to our own ideas as an essential part of the process of refining and validating them.