Sentence examples for extractive capability from inspiring English sources

During their investigation of the extractive capability of various aqueous solvent systems (i.e., methanol, acetone and chloroform) A Ghasemzadeh, HZ Jaafar and A Rahmat [ 13] found that aqueous methanol afforded the highest level of phenolic and flavonoid compounds from the leaves, stems and rhizomes of two young ginger varieties.

These improvements could include the design of an organic solvent (for instance, one with better sugar-extractive capabilities) and the optimization of system conditions such that the amount of organic solvent is reduced, thereby lowering the amount of acid/base chemicals required downstream.

Moreover, in a comparative investigation of analyte coverage carried out via HS-SPME-GCxGC-ToF/MS with grape homogenate as model matrix, excellent performances were observed for the PIL-based coatings toward the determination of fruit metabolites, demonstrating their capability towards broad extractive coverage of analytes characterized by various physicochemical properties.

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Amberlite IRA 67 anion-exchange resin was selected as the candidate to explore fed-batch couple with extractive fermentation of lactic acid is mainly due to the capability of this resin to effectively adsorb lactic acid in lactic acid fermentation (Garret et al. 2015).

In order to avoid the disadvantages of common organic solvent in extractive distillation, such as low selectivity, high volatility and poor molecular design capability, ionic liquids (ILs) were selected as entrainers for the separation of 2-butanone + ethanol azeotropic mixture.

Extractive industries are booming.

We have the Extractive Industries Initiative.

Extractive industries, by their nature, move on.

"Rather than creating wealth, they felt extractive.

"And those are very extractive industries.