Sentence examples for extraction machine from inspiring English sources

TGSO was extracted by using supercritical CO2 fluid extraction machine (HA231-50-06, Nantong Hua'An Supercritical Extraction Co. Ltd).

Five liters of water were then added to a glass container containing 500 g seaweed and subjected to hydro-distillation to extract essential oils using a micro-wave assisted extraction machine manufactured by KMD Engineering (Paju, Republic of Korea) for 4 h.

For a further 60 (14.8%) samples from which the nucleic acid stored was insufficient, an aliquot of the original clinical material was re-extracted by using a Magnapure (Roche Diagnostics GmbH, Mannheim, Germany) automated extraction machine according to the manufacturer's instruction; RT was performed as described previously (8).

Nucleic acids were extracted from 1-mL volumes of plasma by using a nucleic acid extraction machine (MagNA Pure LC, Roche Diagnostics, Meylan, France) and eluted into 50-μL volumes.

There is a picture of a rather scary-looking root extraction machine called a "German-devil", as well as Evelyn's recipes for paints and varnishes, and his advice on pest control - to stop rabbits from nibbling young trees he suggests rubbing the bark with human excrement.

In this study, design and manufacturing of an oil extraction machine is also introduced.

An article in the Guardian newspaper in November quoted a herder as saying that the dust kicked up by mining vehicles and extraction machines "makes us cough".

They are addictive money extraction machines.

Consequently, further research on the effects of extended hours on productivity is needed in a wider range of forest types, climates, work schedules, and equipment types (e.g. extraction machines).

Instead, finance has become a money-extraction machine, enriching itself while endangering society as a whole.

"I dare any parent -- my kids have not been vaccinated -- I dare any parent to look at the consequences of what could happen, and not get involved," said Mr. Kuring, who sees it as his patriotic duty to roll up his sleeve twice a week and let his antibody-rich blood drain through a plasma-extraction machine.