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In this flow sheet, vanadium can be effectively separated from Al, Fe and Ti in two stages counter current extraction process using 30% Cyanex 272.

Here we show that M. extorquens AM1 provides unique advantages for establishing synthetic autotrophy, because energy metabolism and biomass formation can be effectively separated from each other in the organism.

Once ( {PA}_i^0 ) has been defined and calculated, it can be effectively separated from the infrastructure index underlying accessibility change; i.e. it is possible to recover its "input" (infrastructure) counterpart capturing the change in the cost measure of accessibility: ( {IA}_i^{1 } ).

By employing PC1 and PC2 in 2-D plot, gels from the same cold treatment clustered together and could be effectively separated from the other (Additional file 23A).

For nine years, until the death of Barnabas Smith in 1653, Isaac was effectively separated from his mother, and his pronounced psychotic tendencies have been ascribed to this traumatic event.

In contrast, the application of a smoothing technique ensures that noise is effectively separated from the signal as shown in the right-hand side panels of Figure3.

The organic phase was effectively separated from a large volume of aqueous phase and is led into a 100 μl loop of an injection valve before its introduction into the nebulizer.

In such a process, its efficiency and the quality of products would be enhanced when the used molten salt is effectively separated from the product and recycled into the process.

Theoretically, drainage layers with storage cups can provide moisture to plants during periods of drought but, unless the cups are filled with granular infill, the substrate is effectively separated from the stored water by an air gap, which prevents capillary action.

The park has a bike trail and boat launch and was effectively separated from downtown by Interstate 787 until the opening of the Hudson River Way in 2002.

GFP+ and GFP– cells were effectively separated from dissociated embryos, with GFP+ cells representing ∼8%and∼20%0% of the total cells isolated from 2-and 3-dpf embryos, respectively (Fig. 1A).