Sentence examples for extracting processing from inspiring English sources

Chemoinformatics is an established discipline focusing on extracting, processing and extrapolating meaningful data from chemical structures.

But the fact remains that the enterprise of finding, extracting, processing, and selling petroleum and its products has a sordid history: Bad government, corruption, violence, environmental devastation, dishonesty, and violence have plagued it for its entire history.

As Blake Hounsel writes, they don't even have concrete, much less a sophisticated, multi-billion dollar mining industry capable of extracting, processing, and marketing these minerals to international companies.

Workers who are extracting, processing and working with purified cyanotoxins are advised to wear skin protection because of the (albeit poorly understood and unquantified) potential for sensitisation.

David Axmark, founder of MySQL and an angel investor in Import.io says: "Import.io has developed a completely new way of extracting, processing, and delivering web data, solving an increasingly urgent need for data-driven businesses".

Open image in new window Fig. 1 The different tissues of sea urchin that were used for extract processing.

The data presented show that lyophilization of the extracts leads to preserving a maximum quantity of the two types of molecules, compared with other procedures of extract processing.

Finally, in Figure 6E, we show that GAG-hed treatment caused the very same effects on AP1 when treatment was applied to cells in culture, before harvesting them for nuclear extract processing.

Environmental advocates say that the messy process of extracting and processing tarry oil from the Alberta wilderness would significantly increase greenhouse gas emissions and devastate bird habitats.

Extracting and processing a barrel of the viscous stuff is more energy intensive than your conventional gushing crude, which results in roughly 17% more greenhouse gas emissions before you even put it in your car and set it on fire.

Extracting and processing just one barrel of tar sands oil requires the energy equivalent of three barrels of natural gas and two to four barrels of water, and results in a carbon footprint up to five times greater than conventional crude.