Sentence examples for extracting a large amount of from inspiring English sources
Mayumi Minamisawa et al. have succeeded in extracting a large amount of limonoids from yuzu (Citrus junos) seeds which contain higher amounts of fat-soluble limonoid aglycone (330.6 mg/g of dry seed), water-soluble limonoid glycoside (452.0 mg/g of dry seed), and oil (40 mg/g of green seed) [129].
Extracting a large amount of FPCAs would capture these patterns, but these will, by mathematical construction of the PCA, not affect the main results, i.e. the main temporal patterns.
In his time at Guantánamo, General Miller was credited with setting up a system that extracted a large amount of intelligence from detainees, and often very quickly.
The liquid nitrogen boils around the food at a temperature of −196 °C (−321 °F) and extracts a large amount of heat.
Indeed, gastric medium was shown to extract a large amount of zinc inducing an early disintegration of the beads in the intestinal medium, making necessary their protection by gastro-resistant capsules.
It did, however, pay a larger percentage of its income to taxes than any other U.S. company, due to the high tax rates of the countries from where they extract a large amount of oil.
This also demonstrated that bait lists that are highly relevant to the disease of interest can extract a large amount of knowledge from regardless of the vastness of the literature.
Although this analysis was based on a relatively small number of markers, these 42 SNPs were tagging SNPs that are representative of neighboring sequence variation and extract a larger amount of genetic information than a similar number of randomly chosen SNPs.
Back in those days that mattered --the factheyat thextractedted such a large amount of money out of Atlantic Records, they were automatically suspect.
