Sentence examples for extractable form from inspiring English sources

Requests to the authors for the data in an extractable form were unsuccessful.

A comprehensive patient-centric, computerized record system (Disease Manager Plus™, MIQS, Inc., Boulder CO), in which data are stored in coded, extractable, form was used in patient care.

Iron and Mn accumulate as oxidized, easily extractable forms in a peat layer overlying the aquifer.

Extraction data suggest that liming enhanced the incorporation of silica in non-crystalline sesquioxides, which in turn inhibited the conversion of fertiliser P into less extractable forms by migration of P to inside the oxides.

The modified toxins are partly stored in vacuoles (extractable forms) or irreversibly bound to macromolecules (nonextractable forms) [ 4].

The highly bioavailable water-soluble and DTPA-extractable forms of heavy metals were reduced favourably after the process.

In wild-type flies, proteins that were acid-extractable immediately after eclosion (0.5 h) disappeared by 24 h post-eclosion, raising the possibility that during wing maturation these proteins are crosslinked to generate non-acid-extractable forms (Figure 5, Wild type).

The mycobacterial cell wall is composed of a mycolyl arabinogalactan peptidoglycan (mAGP) complex (Daffé et al., 1990; McNeil et al., 1990 , 1991 Besra et al., 1995; Brennan, 2003; Dover et al., 2004), of which the mycolic acids and extractable lipids form the mycobacterial outer membrane (Hoffmann et al., 2008).

The tube was reweighed to determine the methanol-extractable phase.

We have also found that the level of a salt-extractable amphiphilic monomeric form of AChE is increased in the brains of transgenic mice which produce the human β-amyloid protein [50], and in the brain and CSF of rats which received intra-cerebroventricular injections of β-amyloid peptides [51].

Indirect methods aim to determine the entire "pool" of modified mycotoxins (extractable and nonextractable forms) in a sample by converting them into the parent toxin using chemical or enzymatic hydrolysis.