Sentence examples for more efficiently extracted from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, the dried hop cones are added whole to the boiling wort, but powdered compressed hops are often used because they are more efficiently extracted.

Total phenolics were more efficiently extracted using only water for both samples.

The same effects are also observed in enhanced geothermal systems where following stimulation it is desirable to block high conductivity paths (i.e. large fractures) so that the heat is more efficiently extracted (Brown et al. 1999).

Even though the fundamental idea behind this process, i.e., oxidative denitrogenation, is very similar to those of oxidative desulfurization (the aim is to produce chemically modified products that can be more efficiently extracted from oils using polar solvents), very little has been reported on the topic [45].

One possible explanation for this finding is that increased levels of PS flip to the outer leaflet of the CC erythrocyte membrane, where it might be more efficiently extracted.

Hidden information within 2D projections could be more efficiently extracted by innovative algorithms to aid the surgeon in the daily routine.

This result demonstrates that O-ZnO devicouldould more efficiently extract electrons from PbS QD layers.

Modern classification techniques can be applied to more efficiently extract information from traditional remote-sensing sources.

These methods will assist investigators to more efficiently extract biologically meaningful insights from high throughput gene expression experiments.

One of the main bacterial phyla, the Firmicutes, more efficiently extracts calories from carbohydrates than Bacteroidetes by fermentation of otherwise indigestible food components to short-chain fatty acids (SCFA).

"Dyslexic children learned to orient and focus their attention more efficiently to extract the relevant information of a written word more rapidly".