Sentence examples for extent of removal from inspiring English sources

The extent of removal was massive, full leg amputation and one arm and plastic surgery.

The surgical term "turbinectomy" encompasses many variations in the location and extent of removal.

Curd formation varies with changes in temperature, time, acidity for coagulation, proportions of rennet and acid, and the speed and extent of removal of the whey.

It has been observed that the extent of removal is greater at lower pH (pH 2.5 and 4) than at higher pH (pH 10).

The effect of operating pH and additives such as hydrogen peroxide and ferrous iron activated persulfate on the extent of removal of DNP has been investigated.

Pilot-scale testing suggested that depleted DO is responsible for the finite extent of removal, and aeration methods to increase the dissolved oxygen content may further improve treatment.

Patients were matched according to histological grade (AA or GBM), age (=<59 years old or >59 years old), extent of tumor removal (total removal, subtotal removal or partial removal, biopsy only), and tumor location.

Based on the extent of removal-shaking time relationship, performed over a period of 4.0 h, the time required to reach equilibrium was selected as the optimum shaking time for continuation of sorption experiments for each adsorbate adsorbent system.

Performance was assessed using rates and extents of removal of COCs and changes in toxicity as indicated by Ceriodaphnia dubia.

Holding time during pretreatment also turned out to have a positive, but statistically insignificant influence on the lignin removal: hence the extent of lignin removal increased by approximately 10% (weight/weight dry matter) when increasing the holding time from 0 to 5 min and again when increasing from 5 to 10 min (data not shown).

The age of the source zone (e.g., extent of mass removal prior to characterization) significantly influenced the observed mass-flux-reduction/mass-removal behavior.