Sentence examples for extract lost from inspiring English sources

Relativity also contended the unilateral move to refinance was illegal and an attempt to extract lost costs.

Analyzing the percentage of extract lost in this defatting step can help to characterize the composition of the fungal extract.

In simulated gastric conditions (pH 1.2, 37 °C), the DAO from the vegetal extract lost its enzymatic activity before 15 min of incubation, either in the presence or absence of pepsin.

When the extract loses its activity during the fractionation, it could be due to a synergism effect between the substances on it.

This amnesia continued to bother them, leading to physical and mental disorders until finally, three years after the experience, time-regression hypnosis was used to extract the lost information.

For larger volumes there is a risk of flooding [ 46], i.e. that extract is lost as liquid through the split exit.

Over the weekend, the Wall Street Journal ran an extract from Losing the Signal, a forthcoming book about the fall of BlackBerry, where the chief executives saw Jobs's iPhone introduction but concluded there was no need to worry; it wasn't a viable or worthy competitor.

Somehow, he said, his unconscious made the leap from a YouTube video he had just seen on extracting a lost cork from a wine bottle to the realization that the same parlor trick could save a baby stuck in the birth canal.

After proteinase digestion, the egg extracts completely lost egg recognition activity (Fig. 2).

Thus, the variation inherent in the prevalence estimates that have been extracted becomes lost when pooling across studies conducted with different methods, populations, and other variables.

If there were triumph to be extracted from losing in straight sets to Steve Darcis, a 29-year-old Belgian with a big serve, a love of the grasscourt game and more self-belief than might be expected of a player ranked 135 in the world, the Spaniard found it.