Sentence examples for refined ones from inspiring English sources

Tastes differ, of course, and particularly refined ones may always find this composer's music overripe or undercooked.

To opt for a high fibre diet, you ought to select whole foods and avoided refined ones, to aim for the 25g recommended amount.

For Winn Van Meter, three days spent on the island, ostensibly in celebration of his oldest daughter's wedding, are just as much an occasion to appraise his social circle and gauge his eligibility for yet more refined ones.

Bad carbs are refined ones such as the white flour used to make white bread and pasta: the refining process takes out all the fibre and leaves you with easily digestible sugar.

Whole grains are generally healthier than refined ones, and are recommended as a replacement for them by the U.S. Department of Agriculture, because they take longer to digest, which means that blood sugar rises and falls less rapidly as your body processes them.

Most researchers now agree that carbohydrates, especially refined ones like sugar and other vegetable-based sweeteners, white flour and rice, are quickly absorbed as energy by the body, while carbohydrates in excess of the body's immediate needs are stored as fat for future use.

In conclusion, our deletion mapping study has refined one of the candidate tumour suppressor loci on chromosome arms 1p in OTs.

A Mosquito Mystery A mosquito's sense of smell is well developed, if not well refined: one of its favorite odors is human sweat.

Starting from an initial path for each step, its shape is firstly optimized by solving a sparse linear system and then the output floating path is projected to the surface to obtain the refined one for further propagation.

The framework was further refined one year post-ClASS implementation.

This learning cycle is based on the concept that the more often a task is reflected on the more often there is the opportunity to modify and refine one's efforts.