Sentence examples for more easily extractable from inspiring English sources
The ability of ruminal bacteria to produce substantial VFA yields has been well-documented and efforts have been made to elongate these short-chain VFAs to medium-chain VFAs, which are more energy-dense and more easily extractable (Singhania et al. 2013).
While the ICD codes are more easily extractable from EHRs, they are often entered by personnel not directly responsible for patients care, and so are not always accurate indicators of medical conditions [17], [18].
A down-regulation of the PAL will result in modified, more easily extractable lignins with increased digestibility [ 37, 38], which will in-turn increase the feed value of the crop.
The results show that downregulation of GAUT12.1 leads to a reduction in a population of xylan and pectin during wood formation and to reduced recalcitrance, more easily extractable cell walls, and increased growth in Populus.
These results suggest that GAUT12 functions in the synthesis of a structure that is highly integrated into the basic cell wall architecture, and that when GAUT12 function is reduced, the plants synthesize more easily extractable walls.
However, more P was Olsen extractable in the Meghna floodplain soils, in contrast with As, that was more easily extracted from the Ganges floodplain soils.
The C/N ratio of the extractable soil fraction, which consists of small, soluble compounds that are more easily available for microorganisms, has thus been suggested as a better indicator of soil C versus N availability.
"The huge oil fields with easily extractable oil — like Ghawar and Burgan in the Arabian peninsula — are beginning to play out and more extreme oil — shale oil, tight oil, deep-water, ultra deep-water and proposed Arctic drilling — are being relied on to fill the void," Mark Floegel, Research Director at Greenpeace, told VICE News.
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The reserves in Namibia, where Areva had invested most, proved to be smaller and less easily extractable than hoped.
