Sentence examples for making extracting from inspiring English sources

For example, Bogg and Slatcher [59] assessed the impact of physical activity on CAR via multi-level growth curves, thereby making extracting data and possible relationships difficult.

They can be recaptured after making extract, by which time they have no flavor, or even manufactured without using any vanilla at all.

The creation of a tumour bank, collecting Chernobyl-related thyroid carcinomas and making extracted nucleic acids available for research studies, facilitates such work (Thomas and Williams, 2000).

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

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.

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

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.

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.

This lack of communication makes extracting important information and providing clinical decision support vastly more difficult than it needs to be [ 15, 16].