Sentence examples for that extracting on from inspiring English sources
This bureaucratic change would allow Nestlé to extract water from his property, bypassing the fact that extracting on his property was considered a commercial activity not permitted under the township's zoning laws.
More suitable may be fast scan voltammetry, which is an electroanalytical technique that extracts information on a subsecond temporal scale regarding the chemical composition of the extracellular fluid by varying the potential at a microelectrode and measuring the evoked current.
Skin surface hydration (SkiCon 200EX and NovaMeter), barrier function (Delfin VapoMeter), high-resolution clinical imaging, self-assessments and two pairs of sebutapes on the forehead that extracted the lipids on the surface of their skin were used.
The confusion has been amplified by industries that extract or rely on fossil fuels, he said, and this has given cover to politicians who rely on contributions from such industries.
More recent work, seeking to understand these traditional uses, has shown that extracts have insecticidal activity on a range of insect species (7).
Another strategy for object representation is based on classification that extracts some features characterizing the objects to generate the training set for the learning process of a classifier.
Although our results indicate that extract can ameliorate scopolamine induced AChE activity increment, we cannot say with great confidence that the extract has inhibitory effects on the enzyme because the effect of extract alone on AChE activity was not measured.
Also we find that extracting features based on physiochemical proprieties proved beneficial.
Test results obtained from various corrosion techniques point out that the corrosion rate of mild steel increases with high temperatures, which indicates that the adsorption of the extract on the metal surface is of physisorption type.
These findings further showed that the effect of the extract on target tissues namely liver and kidney as shown by biochemical data, is insignificant at the dose levels used.
The PIDG for C. albicans however outstrips the positive control at high concentration of 200 mg/ml, suggesting that the effectiveness of the extract on each candidal cell was dose-dependent.
