Sentence examples for higher extraction ratio from inspiring English sources

These include a higher extraction ratio, leaving less coal in the ground unavailable for use; a safer mining process due to fewer underground personnel and a known roof failure plan; and generally lower production costs.

Therefore, the ability of the liver to compensate oxygen demand by a higher extraction ratio may have been exhausted.

The results indicate that the highest extraction ratio of flavonoids by ultrasonic-assisted extraction could arrive 17.2% using 40% ethanol as solvent and 1 60 solid to lipid ratio for 70 min extraction, which was more efficient than that by heating, microwaves-assisted and enzyme-assisted extractions.

As suggested by Benet and Hoener [40], changes in plasma protein binding will usually not influence the clinical exposure of a patient to a drug, except for some specific cases of a drug with a high extraction ratio and narrow therapeutic index that is intravenously administered.

As a result, increased propofol clearance may be anticipated as propofol is a high extraction ratio drug mainly metabolized by various UDP-glucuronosyltransferase enzymes.

MDZ has an intermediate to high extraction ratio of approximately 0.4 [ 55], and its clearance may vary with both hepatic blood flow and hepatic enzyme activity.

Physiochemical properties of the top 10 proteins found corresponding to bands of high extraction ratio were tested against bovine serum albumin (BSA).

44 However, reduced blood flow to the liver does not substantially affect midazolam clearance as it is not a high extraction ratio drug.

The results suggest that the semiphysiological glucuronidation function for young children can be used to predict the developmental clearance profile of other UGT2B7 substrates, though scenarios with nonlinear kinetics and high-extraction ratios require further investigation.

The substrate/solvent ratios were selected on the basis of the experimental conditions required for a nearly quantitative extraction (higher solvent extraction ratio) and the expected high phytotoxicity at lower solvent extraction ratio.

In addition, aqueous extracts were not phytotoxic but enhanced seed germination at higher solvent extraction ratio.