Sentence examples for finely processed from inspiring English sources

But some experts said today that it was not a suitable comparison because the anthrax spores released at Sverdlovsk may not have been as finely processed, or "militarized," as spores sent through the United States mail.

If arrangement and description of the analog material depend on an initial assessment of the value (or intellectual quality) of the collection in the first place, then finely processed collections will by definition be good candidates for digitization and require less additional descriptive work.

Process or blend the olives until finely processed.

While it can be argued that using MPLP will provide data to further identify which collections to finely process, we should question what all that data will yield if the archival compass points to MPLP as the ultimate destination: in terms of physical as well as intellectual output.

All algal and plant samples were freeze-dried, finely ground and processed to obtain their alcohol insoluble residue (AIR) as described previously47.

Bran itself, when finely ground, as in processed foods, has less fiber-like effect in the body.

Lymph nodes were removed and finely minced tissue was then processed as described [ 44].

Consistent with our earlier findings that activity of both Iba1-ir and GFAP-ir increased in the ARC in response to a HFD (Thaler et al., 2012), we found that microglia transformed from cells with small somata and finely ramified processes to an activated phenotype associated with enlarged somata and highly ramified processes in DIO mice (Fig. 3).

Insulin degradation is a finely tuned process that plays a major role in controlling insulin action and most evidence supports IDE (insulin-degrading enzyme) as the primary degradative agent.

It's a finely balanced process, said Ratty.

Chromatin regulation involves finely tuned processes, including long-distance interactions.