Sentence examples for extraction successfully from inspiring English sources

One of the currently popular methods for parameter extraction, successfully tested for different languages, is the one proposed by Mixdorff [15] to which we will refer as the 'standard method'.

Ionic liquid-based microwave-assisted extraction was successfully applied for extracting curcuminoids from Curcuma longa L., and the antioxidant value of the extract was determined by DPPH and TRAP methods Response surface methodology was used to optimize experimental conditions for extraction yield and antioxidant value.

At the optimum conditions, SC-CO2 extraction was successfully scaled-up by eight-folds and the extracted lipid yield dropped by 16%.

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A new process to obtain volatile oils by fractionation of flower concretes by supercritical fluid extraction was successfully tested for rose and tuberose.

The decrease of 10-DAB in the plant tissue during extraction was successfully visualized by FT-IR imaging of thin cross sections providing new perspectives for process control and design.

This is the first time that direct PCR – DNA amplification without prior DNA extraction – was successfully developed and fully validated for rapid and economical simultaneous identification of six commonly consumed meat species.

The IL extraction was successfully applied as a complementary process to the adsorptive desulfurization with activated Raney nickel and acetonitrile solvent.

Even though the extraction was successfully done in all samples, 6 of them was not observed PCR amplification and were excluded from the study.

The proposed procedure of automatic meniscus extraction could successfully resolve the majority of images with specular reflexes unless it was very strong.

The Fick diffusion model of two extractive phases successfully represented the extraction kinetics of the phenolic compounds from the eucalyptus bark at different temperatures.