Sentence examples for drying yielding from inspiring English sources

After adding of 0.5 volume water the aqueous phase was concentrated on a rotary evaporator prior to freeze drying, yielding what is further referred to as crude extract.

The water extract was filtered and subjected to freeze drying yielding 8.3%% w/w of dry material that was stored in refrigerated amber glass containers.

When such a coating agent is applied to a surface, the oil portion of the polyester undergoes a cross-linking reaction in the presence of oxygen from the surrounding air as it dries, yielding a tack-free film.

The procedure was repeated twice on the solid interphase, and the organic phases were pooled and dried yielding 30 mg of total lipids which were redissolved in chloroform:methanol (8 2) to a concentration of 6 mg/mL.

No three-regime slip stability behaviour is observed for 65/35 illite/quartz gouge when deformed dry, yielding near neutral (a-b) values.

To make the filling, I squeezed the leftover sauerkraut dry, yielding about a cup (235 ml by volume).

The filtrate was kept at −80°C and lyophilized using a freeze drier, yielding 8.5% (w/w).

These POxylated AuNPs were then incorporated into a chitosan matrix by a clean process, supercritical CO2-assisted spray drying (SASD), yielding nano-in-micro clean ultrafine dry powder formulations.

The trend in performance of the new plant is determined as a function of rising wellhead quality in the event that the reservoir begins to "dry out" yielding higher steam fractions at the wellhead.

The California Aqueduct conveys water about 700 km (440 miles) from the northern (wetter) part of the state into the southern (drier) part, yielding more than 2.5 billion litres (650 million gallons) of water a day.

The best performance was achieved at 70 °C with 140 W of sonication power using 0.125 g of NaOH g−1 of dry biomass, yielding a total glucose recovery of 95.8 wt% in relation to the total glucan content of the original material.