Sentence examples for depends on extracting from inspiring English sources
ShareAction said international pressure to reduce the impact of climate change was an existential threat to companies whose business depends on extracting fossil fuels.
It depends on extracting and then amplifying the DNA of the organism from the tissue, a complex process that is not always reliable, especially when working with preserved tissue samples.
On a continent where economies usually depend on extracting natural resources or on charity, moviemaking is now one of Nigeria's largest sources of private-sector employment.
The large confidence intervals arise because GCTA estimates depend on extracting a tiny genetic signal (genetic similarity < 2% between each pair of individuals) from the noise of thousands of SNPs on DNA arrays.
Depending on extracted DNA yields, libraries were prepared manually or in a semi-automatic manner.
When taken as a tincture the effects and duration are similar to other methods of oral ingestion, though they may be significantly more intense, depending on extract potency.
The curve of percent inhibition of enzyme activity depending on extract concentration in the sample was prepared to determine the IC50 value.
Alam and Bhuiyan presented a seizure detection method depending on extracting kurtosis, skewness, largest Lyapunov exponent, variance, approximate entropy, and correlation dimension from the EMD of EEG signals with artificial neural network classifiers[67, 68].
She is a member of the National Rifle Association, and has said Alaska's economic future depends on aggressively extracting its vast natural resources, from oil to natural gas and minerals.
Yet some of our biggest companies and industries operate a business model that depends on them extracting money from the British taxpayer.
Total phenols in the samples varied from 20.33 to 17.03 mg of gallic acid equivalents/100 g dried sample, depending on extracts involved, while the ethanolic extract showed significantly higher content of total phenolics (P ≤ 0.05).
