Sentence examples for broader extraction from inspiring English sources

This approach to the systematic review in practice required a broader extraction of data, in addition to the more traditional estimates of effect, to uncover evidence across these dimensions and to reveal research and knowledge gaps in the primary studies and the evidence base.

By combining these SPE sorbents, a broad extraction of organic xenobiotics could be realized at neutral pH whereas the focus was primarily on the SPE of more polar substances.

The experiments were performed in broad ranges of extraction time (15 75 min), leaves to water ratio (2 5%, g/mL) and temperature (50 80 °C) to investigate their effects on Reb-A recovery.

An overview and appraisal of a broad range of lipid extraction methods is presented.

In the case of surgery in the oral cavity (extraction), a broad-spectrum antibiotic therapy is mandatory in order to prevent bone infection (grade B recommendation).

However, this was a very broad distribution because the extraction averages (given in Table 1) of 14 compounds-per-paper and 44 compounds-per-patent, varied by at least one order of magnitude for the former and two orders of magnitude for the latter.

Under the assumption of a broad and most complete extraction of the organic wastewater pollutants by the SSPE and fractionation protocol used in this study, total toxicity caused by organic xenobiotics in wastewater could approximately be ascertained by testing the recombinant fractions (Figure 5).

DNA extraction and broad-range 16S rDNA PCR was performed as previously described [ 11], with the following modifications.

Factor analysis of time and compositionally-resolved OA data enables the extraction of broad "factors" or "components" representing species that correlate in time.

Following the results of this study, FTA® Elute paper would be our method of choice for use on-site with samples taken from solid surfaces, based on the processing time per sample, easiness of use, DNA extraction efficiency, broad range of species effectiveness, chemical toxicity, and transport and storage advantages.

This work may be applied to human settlement extraction at even broader spatial scales.