Sentence examples for relatively refined from inspiring English sources

His taste for booze also seems relatively refined.

In several places Mr. McElheny has made versions of Judd's boxy, commodious lounges, but from rough, semi-industrial plywood rather than from relatively refined solid pine.

NemaPath compares relatively refined nucleotide sequences (e.g., full-length cDNAs, clustered ESTs, RefSeq) to the KEGG genes database of curated protein sequences.

Strengths of our study include the large size of our sample, allowing analyses stratified by relatively refined age and BMI groups, which has not been possible in most previous studies, and good representation of the underlying population.

These are relatively refined critters, with descriptions like this one for the $30 chameleon: "Prefers green.

Two trashy spray-paint works from 1978 use actual netting as a stencil, while in the relatively refined painting "RED BLACK RAIN" from 1990 the net pattern, in red, turns feathery.

Only in phyla with comparably few reference sequences and/or a relatively poorly refined taxonomy (e.g. the phyla Acidobacteria and Verrucomicrobia, and various candidate divisions), those sequences were included.

A common myth is that Arabians are not strong because they are relatively small and refined.

The swift fox, kit fox and arctic fox have also been shown to have little within-species phylogeographical structuring [ 16, 17], however these species are refined to relatively small, specific habitat regions and so might not be expected to show structure within such restricted areas (see http://www.canids.org for distribution maps).

Since part of the theory is quite general, it would be relatively easy to refine and extend the method.

The failure rate for both solvers increases as the grid is refined but stays relatively small (less than 2.3% of failures).