Sentence examples for a very high grade of from inspiring English sources

"But it's certainly a very high grade of aluminum".

Electrolytic refining is used on the products of complex ores and to produce a very high grade of tin (up to 99.999 percent).

For example, in the case of the organism we study in this work (zebrafish), a simple analysis of two classic gene families known to have a very high grade of conservation among their members (homeobox and histone gene families) reveals that, at nucleotide level, values of sequence identity for each pair comparison were up to 80% (e.g., typically in the range of 71 80% in the case of homeobox).

Some of the silver plastic looks like just that–silver plastic, not metal but, overall, this vehicle gets a very high grade for its strong, attractive material choices.

The seats were supportive and the leather was of a very high grade (higher than that of many Toyota/Lexus products).

Turkmenistan oil is of a very high grade, both as a fuel and as a raw material for chemical production.

The switches and dials, the driver and rear-passenger seating positions, the controls, the heft of the steering wheel…everything we touched or used seemed of a very high grade, and felt and worked just as it should.

The Harman mine produced a very high-grade coal sought by steel makers.

The HPLC DAD analysis demonstrated that, lycopene was obtained in the all-trans-configuration at a very high purity grade of 98.3% while the amount of cis-isomers and other carotenoids were limited.

More recently we have found that the majority of very high grade (Gleason score 8 10) localized prostate cancers [76], and even almost all metastatic lesions from hormone naïve patients (B Gurel, C Bieberich, AM De Marzo, manuscript in revision), retain high levels of expression of NKX3.1 protein.

Multivariate analysis including the new grading four-tier system for DCIS, the receipt of RT, tumour size and completeness of excision is shown in Table 4; the HR of the new very high grade was 2.77 for any ipsilateral recurrence when compared with low- and intermediate-grade DCIS.