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Feature extraction could be seen as extracting certain mathematically parameterized information from the original source signal.

Decreasing the flavonoid concentration in the extract at high temperatures by ultrasound-assisted extraction could be related to the degradation of these compounds at higher temperatures (>56°C).

Therefore, ultrasound-assisted extraction could be used as an alternative method to extract pectin from sisal waste with the advantages of lower extraction temperatures, shorter extraction time and reduced energy consumption.

The findings of this study showed that supercritical fluid extraction could be used as a technique to obtain an extract enriched in phenolic compounds from CPH.

Comparative tests of various extraction times and cycles revealed that exhaustive extraction could be achieved when 0.1 g RFH sample powder was extracted with 10 mL 80% methanol by means of sonication for 0.5 h, twice.

Extraction times and cycles were further optimized, and the results demonstrated that exhaustive extraction could be achieved when 0.2 g of FC powder was extracted with 10 mL of methanol with two sonication cycles of 0.5 h.

In 2005, a review by the respected Cochrane Collaboration said the number of extractions could be reduced by 60 percent if they were done only when patients were in pain or developed a condition related to wisdom teeth.

Each treatment was carried-out with two biological replicates, and the 12 samples (6 conditions × 2 replicates) were frozen at −80 °C until protein extractions could be performed.

Conclusion: Autogenous fresh demineralized tooth graft that is prepared at the chairside after extractions could be considered as the gold standard for socket preservation, bone augmentation in sinuses or filling bone defects, in patients having non restorable teeth indicated for extraction.

Indeed, RM-type sequences obtained from male gonad DNA extractions could be artifacts due to somatic tissue contamination.

However, despite this apparent loss, the increase in wall hydration observed after saline-extraction could be completely reversed by the replacement of EIBMPs to endogenous levels.