Sentence examples for poor extract from inspiring English sources

Obtaining accurate microsatellite genotypes from fecal samples can be difficult due to low DNA quality and quantity or poor extract quality (PCR inhibitors) [Taberlet et al., 1999].

The drawbacks of this power block are as follows: (i) no power generation during low insolation periods (ii) expensive, large condenser (typically water cooled) due to the poor extracted steam properties (high specific volume, sub-atmospheric pressure) and (iii) high installation and operation costs.

Poor synchronization of embryos and integrity of RNA extracted from embryos could potentially introduce errors to the experiment.

In terms of number of reads, average read lengths, and number of detected STRs, the eggshell extracts appear to perform better than the bone extracts, apart from one very poor eggshell extract, with a short average read length (MB 595).

As long as agricultural companies exploit the poor and extract labor from them at slave wages, and as long as they aren't required to pay the price for the pollution they so brazenly produce, their system will stay afloat.

In such a case, other options could be considered: (a) Taking separately the acid hydrolysate (rich in carbohydrates, poor in humic matter) and the KOH extract (poor in carbohydrates, rich in humic matter), rather than joining them in a single humic extract, is an option that may be considered.

"Every year, oil companies like Exxon pay hundreds and hundreds of millions of dollars to the governments of very poor countries to extract oil, and yet people remain in poverty," said Dominic Eagleton, a senior campaigner at Global Witness.

The illicit trade in human organs is a multimillion-dollar business built on paying desperately poor people to extract their organs — mostly kidneys.

The potato root system is often characterized as shallow and inefficient, with poor ability to extract water and minerals from the soil.

Only now are people realising that the real aim of the private banks and microcredit institutions in South Africa – exactly as in the case of Wall Street's infamous sub-prime lenders – was not to help their poor clients, but to extract as much value from them in the shortest time possible before leaving the sector and moving on to other fields of business.

Dose response curve of the extract revealed poor discrimination at 25 μg/ml and showed greater sensitivity at 200 μg/ml.