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1. We do not try to fine-tune the economy on the basis of short-term predictions.

2. It can fine-tune the signal the receptors pass on, and it can change the number of receptors.

3. But often, companies will fine-tune their policies to help responsible pet owners.

4. The natural gas industry continues to fine-tune its structure and business strategies.

5. Using fiscal policies like these to fine-tune the economy has always been controversial.

6. The use of fiscal policy to fine-tune the business cycle in any more than this passive way went out of fashion around 30 years ago.Sentencedict.com

7. The scientists hope to fine-tune the test to make it more accurate.

8. A developer, in turn, can further fine-tune (or add to) the generated DDL statements.

9. Specify a fill factor when you want to fine-tune performance.

10. Players can also fine-tune their characters' clothing, size and expressions.

11. White-coat-clad Chinese technicians fine-tune chemical mixtures based on customer requests(sentencedict.com), making incremental tweaks to existing products.

12. Built in calculations help you fine-tune vessel stability to adjust the tankage and other extra weights.

13. Dad paid extra for him to come twice a week and fine-tune the chlorine.

14. Repos are used by central banks to control funds in money markets and fine-tune interest rates.

15. You've established the general direction you want to go in, now you need to fine-tune your plans.

16. The man whom Patrick had seen through binoculars was using an artillery sight to fine-tune the angle.

17. It's a very thorough plan, we only need to fine-tune it according to each employee's workload.

18. The new images released on Monday are a big improvement on the dot-like navigation shots released last month that were used to fine-tune the probe's approach to the rock.

19. As you assemble your business plan, you'll see opportunities to fine-tune your concept, avoid problems that could become disasters and ultimately increase your odds of success.

20. Up until now, you have worked on the upgrade process in pieces; now is the time to fine-tune your upgrade plan and to validate the end-to-end process.

21. Capturing the measurements of such counters over time assists analysts to discover system bottlenecks and fine-tune a system or an application's performance.

22. Using CAMV, you can enforce the validation checks consistently and then rapidly change the rules to fine-tune message handling to match particular partner exchanges and content.

23. If humans possess a similar checkpoint system and if researchers could someday harness it, they could fine-tune the rate of cellular division to control tumor development as well as tissue aging.

24. Experiment with different layout ideas rendered in thumbnail sketches, then fine-tune your ad to fit the layout you prefer.

25. And a steady stream of feedback can make it easier for employees to fine-tune their performance.

26. Participants will receive $20,000 in capital in exchange for equity and begin a 12-week boot camp designed to fine-tune their business models and ready them for investors.

27. This is yet another reason why managers should learn to fine-tune their emotional reactions.

28. The motive behind keeping the default mapping logic outside of annotated XML schema decomposition allows users to build upon the default mapping and fine-tune it based on their requirements.

29. The primary area is empty and can be used to fine-tune layout.

30. The results have been remarkable, and MD Anderson is moving on to live animal research in order to fine-tune the process of killing cancer cells through radio-frequency heating.

1. We do not try to fine-tune the economy on the basis of short-term predictions.