Sentence examples for useful refinement from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the ARRIVE guidelines are a useful refinement tool, but the scientific community has to foster refinement and reduction on its own.

Mobile Video could use refinement.

A useful hierarchical refinement models mixture weight individually at every locus, with each weight drawn from a common DNA template mixture distribution [32].

Conclusions: These EST-SSR markers for pea will be useful for refinement of pea linkage maps, and will likely be useful for comparative mapping of pea and as tools for marker-based pea breeding.

Similarly, gene expression analysis of distinctive immortalized cellular subtypes may prove useful in refinement of NP marker definition and is also expected to contribute to the development of robust differentiation protocols.

In addition, the limitations as well as useful potential refinements of these and other physiology-based modelling approaches are discussed.

In contrast to previous studies in patients with SLE [ 17, 18] in which an ELISA assay was used, our study employed a technique in which the polymorphonuclear cells were separated from the peripheral blood to guarantee that, in the detection assay, a normalised number of cells (i.e., cells per unit volume) were used; this refinement is more useful in patients with immune systems alterations [ 26].

Our experiences of data collection in the feasibility study will be useful in enabling refinement of the tools and methods to be used in the full-scale trial.

With the aid of transformation matrix analysis, it is demonstrated that route BC involves a redundant strain process and, hence, is not very effective for particle redistribution but is useful for grain refinement.

In virtual screening, time spent thinking carefully about the receptor binding site and interactions made by ligands binding in it would pay off in a greater understanding of the structural characteristics of the system – knowledge that could be useful for subsequent refinement into leads of the hits out of the screening database.

Some agreement between TEOM and the other metrics suggests that exposure assessment tools that are independent of air quality monitoring may be useful with further refinement.