Sentence examples for extract relatively from inspiring English sources
Solid-phase extraction (SPE) cartridges have been widely used to extract relatively small volumes (1 5 L) for OCP analysis [ 36].
His grasshopper approach to investing obviously has nothing to do with building industries or allocating capital in a rational way; its sole purpose is to extract relatively small amounts of gain from each trade — ten thousand dollars here, twenty thousand dollars there. On a good day, the gains can add up to half a million dollars.
TVSE enables us to extract relatively large specimens, the vagina being very elastic.
Stone mines in the Eastern and Midwestern United States make use of the room-and-pillar method of mining to extract relatively flat-laying sedimentary formations.
Like its perissodactyl relatives the horses, tapirs, and other rhinoceroses, Paraceratherium would have been a hindgut fermenter; it would extract relatively little nutrition from its food and would have to eat large volumes to survive.
Compared to P. cuspidatum extract, relatively, P. multiflorum extract had slightly lower, but still strong antioxidant capacity determined by the non-cellular assays.
Fortunately, these foreign bodies can now be extracted relatively safely and painlessly using anesthesia and sedation.
Rather, he sought to "make use of warfare for physics," extracting relatively modest military research funds (he was among a group of German physicists who asked for just $80,000 in 1942) from the Nazis to push ahead with his projects.
The extracted relatively short L φ values may partly arise from non-negligible experimental uncertainties.
According to [20], although higher orders are more accurate compared with first-order operators, it is relatively sensitive to noise when extracting relatively more information.
Glycosides can be extracted relatively easily from plants by hydrophylic solvents, and, after hydrolysis, the desired aglycon can be conveniently recovered at high concentrations in an organic phase.
