Sentence examples for more extraction from inspiring English sources

He does not favor selling them off (though he would like to see more extraction).

Australia is already the globe's biggest coal exporter and "mega-mine" plans in Queensland for more extraction are identified as the world's second biggest "carbon bomb" threatening runaway global warming.

"At the end of the day, growth in renewables doesn't mean enough if we're simultaneously kicking the decarbonization can down the road with more pipelines and more extraction on public lands," McKibben said.

Systematic knockout (inactivation) studies of key imprinted genes, especially as performed on mice, have provided support for the hypothesis that imprinted genes that allow expression of paternally inherited alleles tend to drive more extraction of nutrients from the mother during gestation and after birth to produce a larger child.

The range of measures now published could meet many of the industry's expectations, and make it financially viable to push for more extraction rather than leaving reserves under the seabed.

Treating VGO (the higher sulfur-containing sample) to acceptable sulfur levels will require much more extraction stages, high volumes of IL, and more energy which all translates to high processing costs.

In this study, although both professionals showed significant agreement in their opinions (Kappa = 0.76), OMFSs tended to recommend more extractions than orthodontists (p < 0.0001).

Moreover, the utilisation of microalgae biomass as fish feed might be more applicable without more extractions and preparation processes, because microalgae represent natural fish food in water (Brown 2002; Guedes and Malcata 2012; Skarka 2012; Baharuddin et al. 2016).

The water phase was subjected to two more extractions where DCM: MeOH was added in a ratio of 2 1 [ 41].

In 2003 2004, the DGA rate in which one or more extractions were received was 4.9 times that observed in 1993 1994.

Another reason might be the easier access for dental care in urban areas, leading to more interventions (more fillings and more extractions).