Sentence examples for increase in extraction from inspiring English sources
A significant increase in extraction efficiency was found upon the addition of dicationic ionic liquid (DIL) at both nearly neutral and high acidic pH.
Response surface analysis of data showed a significant increase (p < 0.05) in extract yield and antioxidant potential, based on total phenolic acids, reducing abilities and free radical scavenging capacities, in response to an increase in extraction time and solvent polarity.
L-S ratio had the most significant effect on oil yield, and an increase in extraction temperature was able to reduce the solvent loading and improve the oil yield.
An increase in extraction time and temperature of hot water extraction resulted in an increase in juice yield, total soluble solids, banana odour and taste of the banana extract.
"We are really starting to face the issues associated with what you call the Dutch disease," he said in an interview, referring to an economic theory that suggests a correlation between an increase in extraction of natural resources and a decline in manufacturing.
But this does not take into account any rise in operation costs due to either increase in extraction or production?
Supplies of GGS groundwater are under unprecedented stress, due to reduced recharge and increases in extraction.
The results were consistent with those seen for the multi-protein tissue surrogate, with an observed 4.5-fold increase in protein extraction efficiency for tissue extracted with heat and elevated pressure over tissue extracted with heat alone.
This leads to decreased oxygen extraction fraction (OEF) from blood when blood flow increases, and an increase in oxygen extraction when blood flow decreases.
Mixed phase cultures or extractions utilizing hydrophobic beads (Sepabeads SP850, Supelco) did not result in an increase in product extraction or production.
Despite the demand being talked up in government plans, the QPA does not believe that there will be a significant increase in aggregate extraction.
