Sentence examples for extracted supplies from inspiring English sources

The availability and price of oil, in particular, may further be threatened as easily extracted supplies gradually run down and sources have to be sought that are more difficult to get at technically, such as BP's Deepwater Horizon well off Louisiana, which exploded this year with disastrous consequences, or that are more politically contentious, such as the tar sands of Alberta in Canada.

The yeast extract supplies a variety of metabolites including complex carbohydrates that allow for fast initial growth rates.

Besides this role, yeast extract supplies vitamins and trace elements for the growth of bacteria and increases their lipase production [ 29].

In the case of the green tea extract used here, there is relatively low activity compared to that of the white tea which may be due to the extract supplied in glycerine as opposed to a pure aqueous extraction.

A number of additional variables derived by NYCRIS were included in the extract supplied.

As such, there is a possibility that the extract supplied might have blocked the E protein.

The ligated DNA was packaged using the lambda packaging extract supplied and subsequently transformed into Escherichia coli EPI300-T1R.

The level of telomerase activity in positive-control cell extract supplied in the kit was set to 100% and the relative telomerase activity of each extract was calculated compared with positive control.

The final powder form of P.quinquefolius (American ginseng) extract supplied by Canadian Phytopharmaceutical Corporation contains (wt/wt) 10.1% ginsenosides (Rg1, Re, Rb1, Rc, Rb2 and Rd), 2% additional ginsenosides made up of F11, Ro, isomers of Rd and traces of malonyl ginsenosides and 40% of maltodextrin derived from hydrolyzed corn starch.

The data might have been bogus; there was certainly an issue as to whether some breach of the criminal law had occurred (or, at the very least, ethical concerns surrounding the manner in which the data had been extracted and supplied); and a vast amount of work had to be undertaken to analyse and review the raw material not least to ensure accuracy.

Raw inulin from chicory and asparagus was extracted and supplied in 17.5 % for enzymatic hydrolysis as a replacement of pure inulin.