Sentence examples for towards refining from inspiring English sources

Instead, the aim of this class will be to analyze the formal elements of fiction with an eye towards refining our own prose styles and towards saying more clearly how it happened that a given text did or did not move us.

Based on these proposed criteria, we attempt to unravel the complex and politically charged food system of the stratified societies of the pre-Columbian Greater Antilles with an eye towards refining our understanding of the development and maintenance of prestige and institutionalized power therein.

PHIND 2.0 allows the company the freedom to put more resources towards refining the content aggregation side of the app while also giving them the chance to make the product more accessible to more frequent users.

The service also asks entertaining questions like, "what's your favorite birthday cake?" and "do you have any money in the stock market?" — that though they may seem a bit tongue-in-cheek, actually go a long way towards refining the apartment recommendations it serves, said Founder and CEO John Kobs.

The involvement of industry is the next step towards refining the allocation process.

Hence, this trial might contribute towards refining guidelines for good clinical practice and might be used as a basis for health authorities' recommendations.

Despite these challenges to be faced, academic and industry's research progress in Atg7 offers new avenues towards refined autophagic mechanism and Atg7-based clinical treatment.

Defenders will say the logic behind the deal remains sound because it took Amec towards the refining and storage end of the oil industry, where pricing pressures are less intense.

While scientists are making great strides towards replacing, refining and reducing the use of animals, many key questions in medical science can still only be addressed by studies on animals – studies that offer hope to millions who suffer from serious conditions such as cystic fibrosis, Alzheimer's disease, stroke, spinal cord damage and so on.

Generally speaking, UBA sees the need to discuss the extent to which the trend towards increasingly refined risk assessment for individual PPPs (i) is appropriate or is as a rule disadvantageous for the environment, (ii) causes unnecessary societal costs, and (iii) places excessive demands on the risk communication (see further below).

Thus, we wind up driving food production and consumption away from healthful high-fat foods (like nuts) and towards processed refined products (like "low-fat" cakes), promoting -- as opposed to preventing -- increases in obesity and related diseases.