Sentence examples for daily extraction from inspiring English sources

This single deal was hugely important for BP whose daily extraction rate of 1.5 million barrels of oil was in danger of halving when the contract was signed.

For meningococcal disease, conventional notification procedures provide greater completeness and timeliness than daily extraction of ED diagnoses.

The PULS average daily extraction rate varies from 300 entries during 'normal' periods to more than 1000 per day during times of heightened reporting, totaling about 300,000 entries to date.

Samples were taken daily for extraction with dichloromethane and acetone/hexane (50/50, v/v) to test possible metabolic products.

Using a multichannel pipette and reverse pipetting, 90 μl of the daily working extraction solution (containing a mixture of the respective stable-isotope-labeled internal standards) was added to each well.

First, the CDC ILINet relies on voluntary weekly reporting of ILI cases based on clinical symptoms and total patients seen by a practice while VA ESSENCE relies on daily automatic electronic extraction of ICD-9-CM codes.

Nijvedt documented a daily hepatic ADMA extraction for more than seven hundred times the amount of plasma ADMA in rats [ 13].

GRMD prednisone treatment began at either 1 week or 2 months old and continued daily until tissue extraction (Liu et al., 2004) (see Table 1).

Samples were collected daily for RNA extraction, either directly from whole pellets or after flow cytometric elimination of DsRed-expressing feeders.

The document, obtained by The Daily Telegraph, states: "The extraction of personal confidential data from providers without consent carries the risk that patients may lose trust in the confidential nature of the health service".

With real-world data collection continuously evolving in all fields, knowledge extraction from daily activities becomes very challenging.