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refine

[ri-fahyn] / rɪˈfaɪn /




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To further refine risk estimates, the guideline outlines additional factors doctors may consider, referred to as "risk enhancers."

From Science Daily

To overcome this, the researchers refined a method called tensor-based polarization holography, which preserves the polarization state of light during reconstruction.

From Science Daily

Going back to her roots, she'd play the works-in-progress at small café shows across LA, using audience feedback to refine the songs before taking them back to the studio.

From BBC

Now, with a refined analysis, he has identified gravity's lensing effect as the final missing ingredient needed to fully explain the phenomenon.

From Science Daily

The West Coast is a “fuel island” because it’s not connected by pipelines to the rest of the country, Kirby said, meaning all oil and refined products have to be brought in by ships.

From Los Angeles Times