Sentence examples for while refinement from inspiring English sources

While refinement of the Landsat-based attribution could improve the C-balance estimate further, the attribution task is not a simple one [14, 33, 59].

Motorized transportation was one major beneficiary, while refinement of the internal combustion engine enabled development of new weapons such as the tank and submarine and adaptation to aviation to create new, destructive dimensions to conflict.

Thus, while refinement reduces the list size by approximately half, most of the photosynthesis-related genes are retained.

While refinement can update the algorithm with respect to its ability to identify OP cancer cases within this large population of Medicare beneficiaries, the utility of the weights to derive scores for subjects in other important populations, such as those less than 66 years of age, could not be evaluated with the data used for this study.

While refinement of estimates through the use of provincial data and geographic information system (GIS) data may be desirable, a trade-off exists between the accuracy of estimates and the ability to form comparable estimates for multiple developing countries without additional costly data gathering efforts.

While refinements in apical-purse string suturing techniques have reduced bleeding complications, this remains an invasive approach in elderly frail patients.

While refinements to the method predicted the emergence of a large region of anaerobically-growing cells within a modeled E. coli colony and significant acetate production [ 9, 10], the single molecule resolution of the method made it better suited to studying the interactions of a small number of cells (∼100) in low concentrations of metabolites.

While traditional refinement is well represented in this show, the prevailing impression is one of free-wheeling creative democracy -- the mystic-populist spirit of Walt Whitman's America incarnate.

Decreased twin spacing increases dislocation density, while continuous refinement of twin spacing below 1.88 nm does not improve dislocation density apparently.

The complexity of these "structures" depends on the nature of vibrations while their refinement is related to the resolution achieved by the time-frequency distribution.

Thus, motor skills in robots should be acquired in a natural dialog with humans, e.g., by imitation learning and shaping, while skill refinement and generalization should be accomplished autonomously by the robot.