Sentence examples for extracted mainly from from inspiring English sources

And as she sang this material — extracted mainly from a pair of classic 1960s albums, "Dusty in Memphis" and "A Girl Called Dusty" — Ms. Lynne gave the impression of diligent restraint along with a sort of professional civility.

Naringin, plant bioflavonoid extracted mainly from grapefruit and other related citrus species.

The proposed fuzzy index combines quality indicators' prescribed thresholds extracted mainly from the Moroccan and the Quebec water legislations.

Our data were extracted mainly from case series, and the results are limited by the inherent flaws of such studies.

Both simulated and naturalistic driving patterns have been studied in the literature using different features extracted mainly from the in-vehicle's CAN Bus (the steering wheel, the vehicle speed, and the engine speed, etc).

Although the autosomal AIM-SNP genotyping assay amplified sub-optimal quantities of DNA, extracted mainly from contact traces on touched objects, 33 of 34 SNPs were successfully typed in all seven case samples.

In this phase, information about each study was extracted mainly based on the abstracts, although some information was extracted from the full text.

What was recovered after the war from its hiding place in the Bibliothèque Nationale amounted to some 900 pages of extracts, mainly from 19th-century writers but from contemporaries of Benjamin's as well, grouped under headings, with interspersed commentary, plus a variety of plans and synopses.

I just got back yesterday from Mozambique; in the next three years, $30bn is going to be invested in Mozambique to extract mainly gas and coal.

The NaOH extracts P mainly from organic components and some amorphous aluminum-containing compounds in soil (Cassagne et al. 2000) that is; the P associated with humic acids or chemisorbed to the surfaces of Fe and Al compounds (Schoenau et al. 1989).

Application of seaweed extracts (mainly obtained from Asophyllum nodosum) with antioxidative and membrane-protective properties (reviewed by Sangha et al. [15]).