Sentence examples for inefficient extraction from inspiring English sources

The lower values obtained with Macadamia could be due to inefficient extraction process or that Macadamia does not contain a high percentage of extractives that could be removed by either acid or basic treatment.

That would mean its destruction and inefficient extraction of rocks, or contrary oversizing.

However, the rich extracts from the I. verum biomass have traditionally been considered as waste because of inefficient extraction and separation processes [3], and usually the residues are treated as waste.

Alternatively, mono-ubiquitination has been shown in several cases to regulate cellular localization of proteins and thus the apparent reduction in protein expression may equally represent a shift of target protein into a complex or towards a cellular location that results in inefficient extraction of protein and thereby reduced detection after immunoblotting.

It can be observed that lower extremities of these two parameters result in very inefficient extraction even though a combination of higher x3 and lower x1 resulted in poor extraction of ovotransferrin.

The extraction procedure was based on a 9 1 mixture of petroleum ether and acetone rather than on ethanol, since inefficient extraction may lead to an overestimate of the lignin content due to precipitation of extractives with the lignin [ 10].

These valuable natural products are often difficult to synthesize chemically and are commonly isolated through inefficient extractions from natural biological sources.

However, the reported values were often twofold or more different from the (theoretical) input, which could be explained partly by inefficient DNA extraction.

However, the power conversion efficiencies (PCEs) of NiOx-based PSCs are limited by the unfavorable contact between perovskite layers and NiOx HTLs, the high density of surface trap sites, and the inefficient charge extraction from perovskite photoactive layers to anodes.

We show how this model can help think about the connection between volatility and economic growth and in the case where volatility comes from volatile natural resource prices, a characteristic of many developing countries, we show that volatility in itself is a source of inefficient resource extraction.

Since the usual high richness of Gammaproteobacteria and Bacteroidetes in many environmental samples was found, it is noteworthy whether they were overestimated by the inefficient DNA extraction to some extent.