Sentence examples for probably refined from inspiring English sources

The fact that shellac was probably refined to painting purposes by using sodium hypochlorite explains the high concentrations of Cl (by EDS) in the shellac layers (Table 3).

Still, several small Libyan refineries remain open, and Mr. Priddy said they were probably refining oil for the domestic market and fuel for Colonel Qaddafi's military operations.

"It explains the pattern of migratory and sedentary populations on the globe and probably refines hypotheses on many aspects of monarch biology".

In summary, xenografting malignant astrocytomas and oligodendrogliomas is a useful method for studying and probably refining knowledge of the spectrum of genetic alterations in these tumours.

I think this is a good idea but the ergonomic design is probably not refined enough to make it as revolutionary as it seems.

We cannot ignore the fact that more detailed and specific measures of hospital staffing than we used for nurse and physician staffing could have given other correlates to the odds ratio of choosing dual practice, and such variables should probably be refined.

You'd have to take the phosphate and have it refined, probably mix it with something else -- gunpowder.

This cut-off is debatable and will probably have to be refined according to further sensitivity analyses of the instrument's predictive validity.

(If you have bought gas recently in Colorado, Ohio, or Indiana — states where tar-sands oil is refined — you are probably driving around with a piece of northern Alberta in your tank).

If petrochemicals closes, it will probably take refining with it".

Future research projects will probably further refine and improve the Space-Time Budget (STB) method to enable its application to research areas larger than a city and to enable its application to adults and children.