Sentence examples for extracts referred from inspiring English sources

Interview extracts referred to one of Leonard Cohen's songs as Dancing to the End of Love.

The following correction was printed in the Guardian's Corrections and clarifications column, Monday 13 July 2009 Interview extracts referred to one of Leonard Cohen's songs as Dancing to the End of Love.

DNA was subsequently purified from this second fraction, generating two additional extracts, referred to below as TP1RE and TP2RE.

Finally, note extracts refer to excerpts cut, sometimes in thin strips of as little as one line of type, from both the general notes and the life history material and then refiled under topical categories such as religion, economics, and caste and kinship.

The hexane extract showed the lowest phenolic content although the yield of hexane extract was the highest among the fractionated extracts (refer to the section 'preparation of extracts').

The RRs extracted referred to the top quartile or quintile of intake compared with the lowest category of intake.

A fortified version of the extract (referred to as GZ17) that contained higher levels of isovanillin, linolenic acid and β-sitosterol had a stronger effect on the cell death rate, shifting the percentage of dead cells from 30%to55%55 % at the highest dose while the vehicle control had no effect on cell numbers.

You should never cross Maggie Darling The extract referring to Darling also shone light on his wife, Maggie.

Moreover, the m/z values at 331.25, 359.28 and 387.32, which corresponded to protonated [M+H]+ molecular ions of a HAA containing C10 C8/C8 C10, C10 C10 and C10 C12/C12 C10 moieties, respectively were detected in the ST5 extract (refer to discussion below and Fig. 5).

Crude enzyme extract refers to the obtained supernatant after filtration with Whitman number 1 filter paper.

The extracts were mixed in BHI broth at 10% sub inhibitory concentrations obtained and determined after the test evaluation of MIC, and for the modulation test concentration was used a concentration of extract referring the MIC diluted 8 times (MIC/8).