Sentence examples for raw substance from inspiring English sources
(The series takes its title from a line of the poem which describes the raw substance that Milton's "almighty maker" uses to create life).
There was limited rail off-loading capacity in American refineries outside the Gulf Coast, and only a small number of rail cars suitable to transport bitumen, the raw substance in oil sands that can be refined into petroleum products.
The spectrum shows the typical F resonances from PCA, although the signal-to-noise ratio is decreased and the line widths of the resonances are broadened as compared to those of the raw substance.
The F PFA resonances are visible as a sensitive and specific region of positive contrast, albeit with a decreased signal-to-noise ratio as compared to that of the raw substance.
In this particular vision of sustainability, coagulants can be synthesized from many different raw substances.
Phosphates from the same source and produced by the same process, using raw substances of similar quality should offer consistent phosphorus concentrations.
Korean red ginseng is frequently used as a crude substance in traditional Oriental medicine and is also a well-known, highly used raw medicinal material.
"I do not know a better training for a writer than to spend some years in the medical profession," Somerset Maugham once wrote, describing how his training at St. Thomas's Hospital in London presented him with "life in the raw" — the substance from which fiction writers educe their stories.
With the implementation of quality by design (QbD), critical attributes of raw material (drug substance and excipients) are of significantly importance in pharmaceutical manufacturing process.
Fatty acids are a promising raw material for substance production because of their highly reduced and anhydrous nature, which can provide higher fermentation yields than sugars.
Fatty acids are a promising raw material for substance production, and we have shown that they can be used as such for amino acid fermentation by means of emulsification, despite their insolubility in water (Suzuki et al., unpublished data).
