Sentence examples for would benefit from refinement from inspiring English sources
The UNFCCC process would benefit from refinement and application of these approaches and from improved data in developing policies designed to reduce emissions from deforestation and forest degradation.
Nehm and Schonfeld (2008) have argued that the test would benefit from refinement, but until revised or new versions are available, the CINS is easy to use and provides valuable feedback regarding student misconceptions.
Although, the results lend support to the clinical validity of the QLQ-C38, the symptom scales would benefit from further refinement to enhance their usefulness.
In this review, we will argue that the present system for how we classify the quality of evidence and formulate recommendations from such evidence would benefit from a refinement.
The field would benefit from a further refinement of research methods to identify processes of therapeutic change.
However, such a "best fit" approach would benefit from further testing and refinement.
The intervention would benefit from further trialling and refinement and could be made available to other groups such as women living with HIV, the wives of IDUs, and specific sub-groups of widows such as sex workers and IDUs.
The development of novel disease resistance markers or the refinement of existing ones would benefit from the availability of highly polymorphic marker systems that generate codominant, more tightly linked, and broadly applicable markers.
Many of these studies would benefit from open access to larger data sets to enable refinement of the models and this journal could potentially provide such information.
Future studies would benefit from a greater number of teacher participants, as well as additional refinement of survey instruments, such as inclusion of a measure of engagement on the retrospective postintroductory unit survey.
Genome projects at earlier stages would benefit from staged release of updates (e.g., immediate release of general improvement in scaffold order and orientation followed by further refinement at the sequence level).
