Sentence examples for extract but also from inspiring English sources

The results showed that the EPA production was influenced not only by tryptone or yeast extract, but also by their interactions.

The squalene content and yield were both influenced not only by monosodium glutamate, tryptone and yeast extract, but also by their interactions.

Personally, I've always been on the fence about Marmite, but that position is now invalid, not only in the eyes of those who would sell you yeast extract, but also in the eyes of those who would like an efficient proxy for your view on Britain's membership of the European Union.

Total activity depends not only on the antibacterial activity of the extract, but also on the quantity extracted from the plant.

In addition, we found that the crude water extract of S. caseolaris leaves could inhibit the growth of C. albicans, which is consistent with the report that not only the ethanol leaf extract but also the methanol extract of the cork of this plant could inhibit C. albicans[ 40].

The case presented in the current study was considered to be a borderline Class II case not only because four premolars and all wisdom teeth were extracted but also because of the good facial aesthetics in combination with a skeletal Class II case.

Through the extraction of various facts of drug metabolism, not only the DDIs that are explicitly mentioned in text can be extracted but also the potential interactions that can be inferred by reasoning.

Natural product studies aimed to identify bioactive compounds for pharmacological applications, investigating mostly plant extracts [19,34-45] but also extracts of bacteria [46], cyanobacteria and algae [47], seaweed [48] and marine organisms [49].

And the results have shown that the proposed feature extractor cannot only effectively extract features, but also reduce the positioning error availably, making the proposed FAST feature extraction based on RANSAC feasible and efficient.

"Kabel Deutschland does not just represent an opportunity for Vodafone to extract synergies but also to better defend its core business," telecommunications analysts at Espirito Santo in London told investors in a research note on Wednesday.

The police use brutal methods mostly against common criminals to extract confessions, but also against demonstrators, certain political prisoners and unfortunate bystanders".