Criteria of authenticity that are currently successfully applied to PCR-based studies of ancient DNA, such as reproduction of results from an independent extraction from the same bone, will then be useful just as they have been hitherto in PCR-based studies.
"Based on a new patented process of a cold extraction from the cacao bean," he explains.
The reason for distinguishing the flow of resources to consumers in terms of a harvest rate versus an extraction rate from the resources will become clear when we develop the model further in a two-species consumer-resource setting.
The sealed X-ray tube was successfully operated at 30 KV with an extraction current from the cathode of 307 μA.
The X-ray source assembly was successfully operated at 2.5, 2.8, 3.7, 4.1, and 4.2 kV, with an extraction current from the cathode of 47, 102, 213, 307, and 423 μA, respectively.
Epidemiological data were derived from a specific extraction from the World Health Survey (WHS) conducted by the WHO.
A parallel extraction from the regional data warehouse from 1 January 2009 to 31 December 2010 only included the items needed for the classification according to the developed algorithm, in order to estimate the prevalence of RA.
Databases that are entity-focused can immediately profit from such tools, as the curators will be able to manually filter the candidates suggested by the system at greater speed, compared with a manual extraction from the paper, which would involve (i) spotting the mentions in the paper, (ii) decide which database entities are actually intended.
As an application, energy extraction from the system is modelled when the oscillators are used as flap-type wave energy converters.
This indicates that the energy levels aligned successfully promoting an efficient electron extraction from the device.
