Sentence examples for extracted substances from inspiring English sources

Hot water also cooks as it extracts, forcing chemical reactions that transform some of the extracted substances into other things, and driving some aroma substances out of the liquid.

Lincoln reveals that Danzig suffered from Crohn's disease and was taking iron supplements, which leads Walter John Noblee) to realize that all of the victims were suffering from heavy metal poisoning, and that their killer extracted substances from their blood.

ATR-IR analysis of the extracted substance confirmed the extraction of pure cellulose (more than 90% of the amount of cellulose originally present in the composite aerogel) during this process.

Mineral extraction: Mineral extraction impacts are stated in megajoules of surplus energy per kilogram of extracted substance.  .

Here, CO2 is already saturated with surfactant and the extracted substance becomes water because the solubility of water in CO2 is not zero.

Mixtures of ethanol, dichloromethane, hexane and acetone obtained according to a statistical design have been used to extract substances from Erythrina speciosa Andrew leaves for chromatographic fingerprinting.

For instance, Unilever scientists have spent five years working with yeast cells that replicate human taste receptors, and then extracting substances from food to see how they might trigger these receptors.

From Table  1, it was evident that the different solvents used for the extraction of phenolic compounds from A. floribunda and J. curcas oilseed cake, had different abilities to extract substances from these oilseed cake.

You're meant not only to tame it but to extract substance, to identify cause and axiomatic effect.

The set is a challenge and a teeming sea of potential, from which both the show's creators and its leading character must extract meaning and substance.

From ChEMBL version 17 we extracted all substances having the calculated property acd_logd (logD) at pH = 7.4, resulting in 1,270,472 substances.