Sentence examples for rapidly extract from inspiring English sources
By spinning the disk faster, the player can more rapidly extract data from the disc to fill the player's memory buffer faster as that is needed.
The process is so complicated that IBM is making money by advising hospitals how to combine dozens of disparate software systems, while Microsoft is selling software to rapidly extract data from multiple systems.
This approach thus constitutes a robust technique that can be used either alone or ideally, in parallel with peptidomic analysis of skin secretion, to rapidly extract primary structural information on amphibian skin secretion peptides and their biosynthetic precursors.
Ontologies provide a network of controlled vocabularies, linked by relationships that reflect the biological realities they describe, that are used to facilitate machine-based queries that can rapidly extract information from a database.
Our study is consistent with a recent study that showed murine B cells can very rapidly extract antigen from plasma membrane sheets decorated with antigen or an antigen surrogate (Natkanski et al., 2013).
Consistent with this data, our NMR and kinetic analysis results demonstrate that F164 is indeed critical for IsdBN1 binding to metHb and IsdBN1-L-N2's ability to rapidly extract heme from metHb and to a lesser extent Y167.
Mice were sacrificed by sodium pentobarbital injection immediately prior to tissue collection at ZT 18, ZT 0, ZT 6, or ZT 12. Tissue was rapidly extracted, frozen on dry ice, and stored at −80°C until RNA extraction.
So whereas Tony Blair comfortably survived early left-wing revolts, over a miserly increase to the basic state pension and cuts to single parents' benefit, the 10p guerrillas rapidly extracted their concessions.
Polyphenols were rapidly extracted with supercritical fluid and more concentrated extracts were obtained at 20 MPa.
Accordingly, adrenomedullin is rapidly extracted upon its first pass through the pulmonary circulation.
A demonstration analyte, pyrene, was rapidly extracted and quantified by UV-absorbance from multiple soil samples.
