Sentence examples for refined which from inspiring English sources
They're still supporting 50percentt of carbohydrates can be refined, which is a really high number, I think.
And the oil that's pumped out is still too thick to flow through a pipeline, so it has to be partially refined, which emits still more greenhouse gases.
Instead, it calculated two years ago, Afghanistan's whole crop could be purchased for about $600 million — the "farm gate" price, not the street value of the heroin into which it is refined, which is over $50 billion.
Each PM under each magnetic pole is segmented, and the networks in the rotor pole shoe are refined, which makes a more precise model of the flux path in the rotor pole shoe possible.
If the amount of SWCNTs is lower (w = 0.25, 0.50, 0.75%), the particles of the MIPs cannot be separated effectively and the size of particles cannot be refined, which result in bad gas-sensing properties.
The emergence of the mature brain requires that appropriate synaptic connections are formed and refined, which in the rodent cerebellum occurs primarily during the first three postnatal weeks.
Integrating the experimental methods with new procedures for refining, which provided descriptions of the electron density in bonds, including intermolecular connections again led to a major involvement with computational chemistry methods.
A more detailed translation interaction network could further refine which translation components were important in AI versus AD cells.
However, the more extensive LD between DRB1 and DQB1 made it much more difficult to refine which of these genes was primarily responsible for the association.
Our findings suggested that UAPI might be a useful additional variable to incorporate into the prognostic scoring systems to help refine which patients might be treated with EMA-CO chemotherapy upfront (Agarwal et al, 2002).
Nonetheless, the added refinement process again leads to a cycle: retrieve - reuse - revise - refine, which in turn is embedded into the diagnostic learning scenario.
