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The phrase "as the extract" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to something that is being compared or related to the content of an extract from a text.
Example: "The findings of the study align closely with the conclusions drawn as the extract from the report suggests."
Alternatives: "as indicated in the extract" or "as stated in the extract."
Exact(30)
But as the extract above indicates, it was more antic and farcical in his earlier collections.
As the extract had no effect we treated these animals as a single cohort in all subsequent analyses.
By that time, as the extract shows, the beverage had spread far and wide through South America.
The results show that pressure, temperature and time appeared independent and interactive effects on the crude solanesol yield as well as the extract anti-free-radical activity.
"Twenty Days with Julian and Little Bunny, by Papa," as the extract is titled, seems an unlikely project for Auster, who is more commonly thought of as a modern, philosophical novelist than as a sentimental one - "philosophical both in the sense of devoted to thought, and in the sense of fatalistic, stoically accepting life's vagaries", to quote one painstaking dissection of his style.
The resulting solution was used as the extract.
Similar(30)
This is about twice as much as with the extract from line DFR 11.
There were no detectable differences in preventing weight reduction associated with parasitemia between the extracts as well as between the extract and CQ25 (Table 2).
Comparatively, candidates with lower scores sometimes struggled to construct an argument, as in the extract below.
As the extracted ribbon dried out, its stiffness increased and it coiled more tightly.
Finally, the best configuration for each scenario is stored in the KBS as the extracted knowledge from the above analyses.
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CEO of Professional Science Editing for Scientists @ prosciediting.com