Sentence examples for aggregates extracted from from inspiring English sources

Aggregates extracted from southern Algeria exhibit weak performances regarding the resistance to shock or to polishing.

In the present study, the suitability of coarse (C) and fine (F) RAP aggregates extracted from two flexible pavements (OLD (O) & NEW (N)) having different service (20 yrs. & 2½ yrs).

The average size of the protein aggregates extracted from surrogates at atmospheric pressure was 200±55 nm.

We found that the oligomeric, proto-fibrillar and fibrillar aggregates extracted from the brains of R6/2 and HdhQ150 knock-in mice were remarkably similar.

Our method is based on the Coulter principle, which detects the alterations in electrical impedance produced by particles suspended in an electrolyte (Zwicker, 2010), and which we adapted to quantitate the sizes of protein aggregates extracted from live cells.

When these aggregates were extracted from the cells, they eluted in the void volume of a gel-filtration column.

Opponents of primary aggregate – material extracted from new pits – claim that local authorities are rushing through the approval of new sites without carrying out proper impact assessments.

To create ice roads, water is either pumped from lakes or ice aggregate is extracted from lake ice during the winter months.

The subsequent exhaustive review at the one additional site identified with this more conservative classification rule improved the accuracy of the aggregate measures extracted from the register, halving the percent errors on nearly all measures and reducing the undercount of efavirenz substitutes to only one third of its previous size (from 9.7% undercount to only 3.1% undercount).

Traditionally a meta-analysis requires aggregate data (AD), extracted from publications or received directly from study authors.

The entire spectrum of aggregate species was extracted from the brain tissue at each of these ages.