Sentence examples for extraction making from inspiring English sources
However, capillary dysfunction is also predicted to reduce glucose extraction, making less glucose available for the aldose reductase pathway.
pr-Def1 is even somewhat unstable in SDS-loading buffer when prepared by alkaline extraction, making it necessary to visualize it by western blotting immediately after preparation.
Endotoxin removal after Agroinfiltration inserts yet another costly (and relatively inefficient) step in protein extraction, making the infectious TMV vectored expression approach more appealing for the extremely cost-sensitive manufacturing of topical microbicide components.
However, it cannot be ruled out that data quality in the control group was already optimal at the first data extraction, making it impossible to improve further ('ceiling effect').
We used the seven components to sensitise us to these issues in our data extraction, making each a 'code' to which data could be allocated when it informed understanding of that particular aspect of complexity within primary care.
With this approach, samples are labelled after extraction, making it applicable to the comparison of nonculturable samples unlike the more traditional metabolic labelling approaches such as stable isotope labelling with amino acids in cell culture (SILAC).
Oil and gas extraction makes up about eleven per cent of Texas's economy, compared with one per cent of California's.
The big holes in forest cover caused by this reckless extraction make the area drier and thus vulnerable to fires.
They also tend to have low-innovation economies, because lucrative resource extraction makes them fat and happy, at least when resource prices are high.
Severely erupted maxillary molar teeth after mandibular tooth extraction make reconstructing balanced intra-oral environment difficult.
On the higher end, a compliance manager can make $149,000, a director of extraction makes on average $191,000, and a director of cultivation on the high end can make $250,000.
