The phrase "and extracted in the" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a process of obtaining or deriving something from a source.
Example: "The data was carefully analyzed and extracted in the final report to ensure accuracy."
Alternatives: "and obtained in the" or "and derived in the".
All cotton swabs, pipettes, and pipetted solvents of one diffusion cell were collected in one vessel and extracted in the corresponding extraction fluid (water for the extraction of caffeine and 100%% ethanol for the extraction of testosterone).
The samples were preserved in the field by the addition of zinc acetate 200 gL−1 solution at a ratio of 1 50 (Figure 9), and extracted in the laboratory by triple extraction with chloroform (2 mL and 2 × 1 mL).
Samples were prepared and extracted in the paleogenetics clean room at the Institute for Archaeological Sciences, University of Tübingen (INA).
Mr. Simons has largely kept his head in Jil's universe, and it's amazing what he has learned and extracted in the last five years.
Mr. Simons has largely kept his head in Jil's universe, and it's amazing what he has learned and extracted in the last five years, writes Cathy Horyn.
The standard samples were set up and extracted in the same way as the leachate water samples.
Hair samples weighing between 5 mg and 17 mg were minced and extracted in methanol in the following manner.
Milk thistle was pulverized and extracted in 95% ethanol, and the obtained extract was decanted and filtered to give a crude extract.
This region of interest was identified and extracted in both mouse and human using the UCSC genome browser [ 35].
There are detectable differences between the humic fractions extracted under inert atmosphere and those extracted in the presence of atmospheric O2 (Tan et al. 1991).
Cells were harvested and lipids extracted in the dark for 1 hour with isopropanol + 0.05% butylated hydroxytoluene.
