Sentence examples for means for extraction from inspiring English sources

We envision that our novel genetic circuit, which conferred cell density-dependent auto-regulatory lysis, would serve as an economical, simplistic and environmentally friendly means for extraction of valuable macromolecules produced in E. coli.

Soxhlet extraction and blender homogenization use partitioning of the analyte into the solvent as the means for extraction.

This proved to be a very effective and fast means for the extraction of point-wise normal velocity, especially in the presence of noise.

The Extraction Laboratory continuously questions what it means for architecture to be situational: temporary, systematic, reproductive, interactive.

Reduction of oxides to metal is a means for the extraction and analysis of siderophile elements from silicates and can be used to better understand the origin of chondritic metal.

Although discovered in 1928 by Alexander Fleming in England, it was not used clinically until about 10 years later, when Australian Howard Flory and others developed practical means for its extraction at Oxford, England.

In such situations manual signal analysis is often the most reliable means for the extraction of pure component signals; however, a systematic manual analysis over a number of samples is both tedious and prone to error.

Functionally, and as in humans, the intestine constitutes a first line of defence against a potential harmful environment (e.g. pathogens; Ewbank & Zugasti, 2011; Lievin-Le Moal & Servin, 2006) but at the same time provide a means for nutrient extraction, storage and absorption, as well as waste excretion.

"Shell are planning to invest $5bn [£3.3bn] in tar sands – the dirtiest means of oil extraction.

The present paper was focused on the extraction of a GaAs pHEMT nonlinear model meant for mixer design.

And for many patients in the Dallas area, facing Dickey and Wakefield means a tooth extraction.