Sentence examples for make extracting from inspiring English sources

Even then, only a handful of fields have a high enough concentration of helium to make extracting it financially worthwhile.

But analysts have expressed concern that Marcellus shale gas may be the next "tech bubble," noting that issues such as rapid declines in output, which prompt the need for more frequent fracking, as well as the not yet determined costs of meeting state and local environmental requirements, can make extracting the gas more expensive than markets will bear.

Now unique identifiers for both authors and venues make extracting the network and community information very reasonable.

HA coating, owing to the increase in purchase at the pin-bone interface, may make extracting these pins more difficult or painful if without anesthesia.

Unfortunately, their technique did not allow for the use of interlocking screws, as they would make extracting the beads without the nail impossible, and was never published on a larger series.

Future research should attempt to identify the active constituent or profile of constituents that relate to therapeutic efficacy in order to make extract dosing transparent.

If it falls apart, don't use it to make extract.

The best hope for the rest of us is that the fall in oil prices makes extracting Canadian oil unprofitable and the whole thing goes away.

This new service, though, now makes extracting information from these videos as easy as doing the same for images.

That makes extracting the metallic lead a simple task as it just sinks to the bottom.

So, in other words, AI systems are not typically being built to show their workings — which therefore makes extracting a rationale for an AI-powered decision problematic.