Sentence examples for development and extraction of from inspiring English sources

The research specifically validates the potential of germination and pays the way for utilization of minor millet in the product development and extraction of valuable compounds.

They also had shorter stem lengths buried than stakes and poles, presenting lower surface areas for potential root development and extraction of soil water and nutrients.

But managing an exploration campaign over a huge area involving billions of dollars in investment, simultaneous activity in exploration, appraisal of findings, development and extraction of oil is a very complex affair.

Because right now, at a frighteningly fast pace, we are losing our natural heritage to both poaching and foreign economic development and extraction of our natural resources.

Microarrays completed their first steps involving technical development and extraction of candidate genes by comparing small sets of samples.

With the development of fermentation industry and extraction of fermentation products, there will be a broad prospect of clinical use of this thrombolytic agent.

The Generation Challenge Program conceptualized the development of "composite collections" and extraction of "reference sets" from these for more efficient tapping of global crop-related genetic resources.

The three platforms were selected in industries that exhibit distinct levels of technological development and innovation: extraction of mineral resources, biotechnology, and radiation technology (a part of the nuclear industry).

Competitive development and premature extraction of petroleum still characterise a majority of new fields and will continue to do so as long as the theory of 'capture and reduction to possession' holds sway.

Restrictions should also be put on oil and gas development including extraction of tar sands in areas critical to the species.

The contemporary economic and technological state of affairs and its foreseeable development restricts extraction of geothermal energy to the upper few kilometers of the Earth's crust.