Sentence examples for little extraction from inspiring English sources

Therefore, a diluted MFCA has the potential to be the more economic extractant rather than a pure MCFA, as very little extraction efficiency is sacrificed over relatively large ranges of dilution.

(3) The removal of the bulk lipids from the SC was shown to correlate directly with the degree of barrier perturbation [ 6, 8], whereas in this study only little extraction of the lipids was observed (Fig.  2a).

We focused our work on oak forest patches with four different management units that include three successional stages that occur after most of the trees have been removed for charcoal production and cattle-grazing is conducted, and mature oak forest patches with little wood extraction and no cattle-grazing.

Validated by pilot-scale remediation trials, soil extractions exhibit little scale-dependency of extraction efficiency.

There is some evidence that MβCD also affects non-raft membrane domains by extracting sterols there as well; a few studies have reported that MβCD extracts a significant amount of phospholipids, though others find little or no extraction [111].

They'd been deep in the middle of the pile, which had collapsed a little from the extraction.

Mr X knew much about making money, but he knew little about coal extraction, so he had to hire some professional geologists.

If the eye is exposed to a bright light for some time before extraction, little or no rhodopsin is obtained.

Finally, recovery studies from different types of environmental water samples revealed that matrix had little effect upon extraction.

Regionally, the ∼51,200-km2 study area has very few settlements or roads, and little industrial resource extraction.

Using the protocol described here, we have observed little variation in extraction efficiency between samples [ 42] and evidence of minimal co-purification of PCR inhibitors [ 31].