Sentence examples for extraction identified from inspiring English sources

Enchytraeids were sampled using six-fold cores (diameter 5.8 cm×15 cm, 6 rings of 2.5 cm height each), extracted using wet funnel extraction, identified, measured and counted.

All eight articles identified for data extraction identified issues regarding the access and barriers to care for prisoners with cancer.

The sequential extraction identified only small mobile quantities (Hettangian sandstone: 0.01 µg/g, Sinemurian siltstone 2 µg/g, Fig. 1) in oxidizable and reducible phases, and it is likely that released As was below detection limit or re-adsorbed quickly.

Our data extraction identified 67 different variables used to adjust for risk in the included studies, the most influential being condition severity.

Erythrocyte fatty acids including DHA and EPA were isolated by solid-phase extraction, identified, and quantitated by gas liquid chromatography mass spectrometry in the Peroxisome Diseases section of the Kennedy Krieger Institute using standard methodologies (18).

Character extraction identifies features from EEG/EMG to discriminate sleep stages.

LC-MS/MS analysis of femoral cartilage extractions identified significant changes in the extraction profiles of many proteins including structural and non-structural ECM proteins, in addition to proteins with known roles in protein folding and trafficking.

Although neither of the first two checks disagreed with what had been extracted in the first extraction, each identified matches that were missed.

The impact of the various extraction methods identified above can be classified by the magnitude of bioaccessibility, as follows: no extraction > centrifugation > microfiltration > UF > Caco-2 cells.

Australia is already the globe's biggest coal exporter and "mega-mine" plans in Queensland for more extraction are identified as the world's second biggest "carbon bomb" threatening runaway global warming.

In particular, uranyl nitrate (UO2 NO3 2) solution exiting solvent extraction was identified as a key measurement point (KMP).