Sentence examples for an extraction from from inspiring English sources
The proposed earliest expiry first (EEF) algorithm has been designed as an extraction from the hybrid sub-scheduling EDF algorithm.
Anyway, a much higher efficiency of the extraction using the cellulose pulp compared with that obtained with Japanese paper is evident and it could be correlated to an extraction from deeper levels.
The aim of this study was to demonstrate the potential of PEF for inducing autolysis of R. glutinis, with the purpose of designing a more efficient and ecofriendly carotenoid extraction process: an extraction from fresh biomass, using cheaper, non-toxic, environmental-friendly solvents.
So far, it remains unknown whether the CSF Ang-2 is an extraction from plasma, secreted by ependymal cells, or both.
An extraction from 20 plates typically yielded 1 2 μ g nucleic acid. 1 μ g virus nucleic acid was treated with either excess DNase I (NEB), RNase A (Sigma) or Exonuclease III (NEB) in the manufacturers reaction buffer and incubated at 37°C for 10 min, 60 min or 30 min respectively.
Subsequently, VMAE, MAE, and conventional heating reflux extraction (HRE) were evaluated with resveratrol and emodin extraction from Rhizma Polygoni Cuspidati, myricetin and quercetin extraction from Myrica rubra leaves, and safflomin A extraction from Flos Carthami.
The approach has been evaluated by building a catalogue of instructional design methods expressed in these languages, obtained from a systematic extraction from a catalogue of instructional design theories.
European contributors to the UN force secured an American promise to help them stage an "emergency extraction" from Bosnia if necessary.
Therefore an aqueous extraction from this plant was investigated further by an affinity biosensor, polyamide chromatography and IEC HPLC.
"Based on a new patented process of a cold extraction from the cacao bean," he explains.
Epidemiological data were derived from a specific extraction from the World Health Survey (WHS) conducted by the WHO.
