Sentence examples for greater extraction from inspiring English sources

The coffee-water balance is important because too much coffee can lead to greater extraction of bitter compounds, as the water is in contact with the coffee for longer.

The greater extraction of sodium chloride in the present study (15.5 mg) may reflect the longer duration of usage.

At the same extraction temperature and time, UAE showed greater extraction efficiency than MAE with 1.77 times higher yield than that of MAE.

These effects cause greater extraction of silver ions than the inorganic anions such as NO3 − and ClO4 − can provide (Shamsipur and Khayatian 2001 and Shamsipur et al. 2003; Rounaghi et al. 2008).

Similar results were seen in a sheep model in which HA-coated pins had a significantly greater extraction torque and enhanced bony ingrowth (per microscopy) in comparison with titanium-coated and uncoated pins [33].

In a randomized study of 19 patients (76 pins) undergoing hemicallotasis in the treatment of medial compartment knee osteoarthritis, Magyar et al. [27] demonstrated that HA-coated Orthofix pins had a lower rate of loosening and greater extraction torques than uncoated pins.

He knew about the horror, but pushed for even greater extractions of food.

We recommend extracting cells three times to ensure great extraction efficiency and reproducibility.

The turbine Parsons invented in 1884 utilized several stages in series; in each stage the expansion of the steam was restricted to the extent that allowed the greatest extraction of kinetic energy without causing the turbine blades to overspeed.

We then determined the solvent that yielded the greatest extraction of barakol from three S. siamea containing herbal recipes.

The greatest extraction yield was obtained using maceration technique compared to other extraction methods which reduces the extraction time and provides extracts with higher antioxidant activity (Table 1).