Sentence examples for making the extraction of 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.

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.

After the treatment with THF the remaining tomato flesh was thick and gummy (the flesh was dehydrated from THF), making the extraction of remaining carotenoids difficult.

However, between 1950 and 2010, a shift toward the extraction of metals with higher ore grades (mainly iron and bauxite) occurred, making the extraction of metal grow faster (factor 41) than the production of associated waste rock (factor 13).

Today one Arctic expert said climate change would make the extraction of oil and gas from the Arctic much easier.

At first glance, the parameters of the model that enter Eq. (6) are quite numerous, which would make the extraction of the parameter values rather difficult.

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.