Sentence examples for refined grade from inspiring English sources
In keeping with an increasing public demand for rustic over refined, Grade B maple syrup has been steadily drizzling its way onto pancakes everywhere, winning over Grade A users with its robust, smoky taste and alleged health benefits.
There appear to be similar opportunities awaiting PES producers in European markets that are still predominantly users of the refined grade (H.R. "Pete" Bixler, 2002, pers. comm.).
Producers of refined carrageenan are not especially interested in selling the less expensive PES grade if such sales are going to replace sales of their refined grade.
Thus, we proposed a quantitative and refined grade (Table 5), in which the current K-L score criteria with some quantitative parameters and relative information were newly enrolled.
Microarray gene expression data has been employed in order to increase the prognostic value of tumor grading, on the one hand by refining grade 2 tumors into two distinct categories which could be eventually related to low and high risk, and on the other hand improving reproducibility.
Endoscopy refined the grading of erosive oesophagitis (EO).
Using these sources [ 3, 11, 12], we created, piloted and refined a grading system, based on sensitivity, validity and transparency of the model (Appendix 3) [see Additional file 1].
Though Iran attempted to refine heavy grade Forouzan oil for the first time at its Bandar Abbas refinery in August 2008, it is unclear whether, and to what extent, the effort to refine the heavy oil was successful.
Xanvis is a liquid slurry containing 43 % by weight of a highly refined, clarified, completion grade xanthan biopolymer in a dipropylene glycol methyl ether base.
Yet another development of importance would be the revival of the once profitable kauri-gum industry now made possible by new methods of refining low-grade gum.
The refinery is designed primarily to refine various grades of Saudi crude and crudes that Shell produces in the Gulf of Mexico, but it has the flexibility to process crude from Canadian oil sands and from other American and Latin American fields.
