Sentence examples for be extracted as from inspiring English sources

A given Jew had only so much money, so economic rationality demanded that it be extracted as quickly as possible, and then that the Jew be handed over to the Germans for the additional reward and to end the associated risks of the transaction.

On the other hand, excited state resolved cross sections can be extracted as, e.g., excitation functions and cross sections differential in the projectile scattering angle.

The barrier height of the Ti x Zr y Si z O film to silicon oxide can be extracted as approximately 1.15 eV for hole trapping, using the Poole-Frenkel current, which is shown in Figure 6c.

All other bodily fluids need to be extracted as well.

Conventional (synthetic) detergents such as SDS, Triton, etc., exert their effects by formation of micelles in aqueous solution (into which lipids can be extracted) as well as by monolayer formation at the air-water interface (to reduce surface tension).

The calibration exercises will be used for both refining the information to be extracted as well as improving the questions used in the online survey data collection tool.

Where trials are reported in more than one reference, relevant data from all trial reports will be extracted as comprehensively as possible, and the most recent effect sizes used in analyses, as appropriate.

You might point to the mortgage relief that would supposedly be extracted as part of the settlement.

Many of these minerals such as apatite and euxenite are processed for other constituents, and the rare earths could be extracted as a by-product.

"And as has been the case with hospital data for decades, patient information from GP practices and other care settings will only be extracted as a series of codes, which will then be linked with a patient's hospital codes before being made available in three different data formats".

The lateral wavelength of the interface can also be extracted as a function of time.