Sentence examples for refine as from inspiring English sources

Libyan oil is also sweet, meaning easy to refine, as well as cheap to produce.

Meanwhile, Dubai's largest refinery group Kaloti in December broke ground on what it says will be the world's largest gold refinery, a new $60m plant with capacity to refine as much as 1,400 tonnes of gold a year.

It can also, by explicitly advocating the cultivation of autonomy capability, encourage the forms of interpersonal relationship and professional support that people may need to help them to identify, check, and perhaps refine, as well as to pursue, their own particular interests.

Biotin co-ordinates from wild-type core SA with biotin at 1.4 Å (PDB code 1MK5) [ 29] were used as a template for the refinement and the weighting of co-ordinate refinement was optimized by PHENIX refine as the refinement progressed.

This dissonant approach was recently modified in some medical schools, according to Montgomery, with students now taught to begin with a "working diagnosis" that they refine as they accumulate data that either confirm or refute their first guess.

And England's Royal Society often sought knowledge using the tools of alchemy, seeking to refine, as one of Mr. Stephenson's characters puts it, the "base, dark, cold, essentially fecal matter of which the world was made" to produce quicksilver -- mercury -- "the pure living essence of God's power and presence in the world".

The preferential IC formation of the lower-molecular-weight components with β-CD was used to refine as-received Cl-OVDF.

It's pleasingly refined as well.

My clinical skills would likely be more refined as well.

Profile Bakersfield relies primarily on agriculture, petroleum extraction and refining, as well as manufacturing as its major economic staples.

Methods of imaging have been refined as have optimal protocols for therapy.