Sentence examples for by the extraction process from inspiring English sources

No significant effect associated with X2 was observed, owing to a favorable mass transfer facilitated by the extraction process.

When the entire specimen was destroyed by the extraction process, individuals from the same population were kept as vouchers.

However, it is appreciated this material has been chemically modified by the extraction process and will not fully represent the native state.

As recovery of analytes was generally high (greater than 70%) for the majority of analytes from both aqueous and solid phases (Supporting Information Table SI-2), partitioning ratios are unlikely to have been affected by the extraction process.

For the latter, given the different gDNA extraction methods used for each types of gDNA inputs, the drop in performance for the SPIA-based WGA systems could also be explained by a DNA incompatibility brought by the extraction process.

By optimizing the extraction process, the IC50 for HeLa cancer growth decreased from 7.8 to 4.3 μg/mL.

By modulating the extraction process, it became possible to obtain different modified madder-based products, e.g. garancine (1828), enriched in alizarin and purpurin, and Kopp's purpurin (also known in France as "purpurine commerciale"), enriched in both purpurin and pseudopurpurin [4].

The results indicated that the pharmaceutical quality of curry leaves could be improved significantly by optimizing the extraction process using response surface methodology.

Hence, the only by-product of the extraction process is a sludge-like pomace, known as two-phase olive mill waste (TPOMW or "alperujo").

The concentration of ASX obtained by the extraction processes with SF or the methyl ester of SF (ME-SF) was 2.5 and 153 ppm with a production cost of 0.06 and 0.16 $/mg of ASX, respectively.

In spite of the relative consistency in BPA concentrations reported, these studies have been criticized that the uBPA measured in human serum could be the result of contamination and/or that BPA-G, the major metabolite found in blood, could be deconjugated by the extraction processes used [ 42, 69- 72].