Sentence examples for environmental extraction from inspiring English sources

The major objective of this study is to investigate the usefulness of aptamers as in situ detection tool in organic solvents, which are often used for environmental extraction.

The results show that EOs obtained from the same L. alba chemotype (Citral or Carvone), but acquired under different environmental or extraction conditions, presented significant differences in their primary components, oil yield, and cytotoxic activity on K562 cells.

Three PCRs were performed for each environmental DNA extraction.

Provenances of all environmental DNA extractions (eDNAs) used in this study are shown in Table 1.

Establishing specific resource efficiency targets for materials where scarcity looms or the environmental impact of extraction is serious – rare earth metals being a case in point.

But concerns have been raised over the environmental effects of extraction - also known as fracking - amid fears of water contamination and earth tremors.

The recent development of technologies designed to access this wealth of genetic information through environmental nucleic acid extraction has provided a means of avoiding the limitations of culture-dependent genetic exploitation.

Advances in technologies designed to access this wealth of genetic information through environmental nucleic acids extraction and analysis have provided the means of overcoming the limitations of conventional culture-dependent microbial genetic exploitation.

Moreover the economic and environmental cost of extraction is growing.

As the availability of water from lakes and rivers has become more inconsistent because of drought or environmental regulation, groundwater extraction has increased.

The article portrayed coal liquefaction as less expensive, generating more oil, and creating fewer environmental impacts than extraction from oil shale.