Sentence examples for for online extraction from inspiring English sources

For online extraction, a Cyclone column (50 × 0.5 mm) and for analytical chromatography a Hypersil Gold C8 column (100 × 3mm) were used.

In this study, we designed porous monolithic column based on covalent cross-linked polymer gels for online extraction and analysis of trace aflatoxins in food samples with complicated matrices coupled with high-performance liquid chromatography-ultraviolet detector (HPLC-UV).

We have here demonstrated the usefulness of GOBO using CCNB1 and the CSR gene signature as two examples for rapid online extraction of gene expression patterns, co-expressed genes, and survival analysis in a large breast cancer data set.

A novel dual-valve sequential injection system (DV-SIA) for online liquid liquid extraction which resolves the main problems of LLE utilization in SIA has been designed.

For online SPE extraction, the ionization source was used in positive ion mode, which allowed for greater sensitivity for the cys-LTs.

After centrifugation for 10 min at 4 °C and 11,700×g, 80 μl were directly injected into the turbulent flow online extraction system.

The introduced method is promising for online applications because of its frame based feature extraction scheme which differs from conventional segmental descriptor extraction techniques.

Hence, the preprocessing and feature extraction are very important for online signature verification.

The proposed method was demonstrated an efficient, flexible and versatile extraction tool which is ideally suitable for online conjunction with chromatographic methods.

Multiple sensor monitoring of machining was investigated for online cutting tool life assessment through cognitive decision making based on signal processing for feature extraction and pattern recognition.

A schematic view of an exemplifying setup used for used for online affinity trapping of proteins followed by in-solution online digestion and again trapping on a solid-phase extraction column prior to LC-MS is depicted in Fig.  6.