Sentence examples for making the extraction from inspiring English sources

It is not banned under the CWC and it does not linger, making the extraction of evidence from soil samples almost impossible.

Betulin is an abundant natural triterpene, its presence in natural sources making the extraction procedure very important for large scale production.

The above figures show that an increase to the embedding strength of the higher frequency coefficients does not affect the quality of the watermarked image, due to the more uniform compactness of the TMs, making the extraction procedure more robust to the attacks.

Lum advocated the destruction of the land monopoly, which he saw as a government-granted monopoly, by abolishing land titles and to allow free access to land, thus making the extraction of rent impossible.

Due to the lanthanide contraction, lutetium, the last in the lanthanide series, has a significantly smaller atomic radius and a higher nucleus charge, thus making the extraction of the electrons from the atom to form metallic bonding more difficult, and thus making the metal harder.

(3) Polyphonic sequences did not begin with a tonic chord, perhaps making the extraction of the tonal centre more difficult than for homophonic sequences.

Japan hopes to make the extraction technology commercially viable in about five years.

It is thought that the development of cooking not only made food tastier and easier to digest, it made the extraction of energy from raw ingredients quicker and more efficient.

The advantage of this method of preparing food is clear: it makes food tastier, easier to digest and makes the extraction of energy from raw ingredients quicker and more efficient.

It helps us create the illusion that, by regulatory fiat, we can make the extraction of fossil fuels a riskless endeavor.

The Quebec farmers' union wants the provincial government to allay such concerns before allowing full-scale production.While the existence of the deposits has been known for some time, it is only recently that new technologies have made the extraction of gas from shale commercially viable.