Sentence examples for usually extracted from from inspiring English sources
The bioactive compounds were usually extracted from grape using the liquid-liquid extraction, and high-performance liquid chromatography with UV or MS detection could be applied to the analysis of active components in grape.
DNA was usually extracted from frozen samples of pectoral muscle, liver or heart, but a few extractions were from blood (1%) or small pieces of skin/toe pads from museum skins (2%).
Allylix Inc has launched a yeast-grown fragrance compound usually extracted from vetiver – competing with 60,000 poor Haitian farmers.
The drug's ingredient is usually extracted from a shrub that grows wild or is cultivated in China, Vietnam and various African countries.
Two other companies, Isobionics and Allylix, are separately producing valencene, a flavoring usually extracted from oranges, and nootkatone, a grapefruit flavor that also has potential as an insect repellent.
In RPR and VDRL the detection of syphilis reagin is based on the reaction of reagin with a lipid antigen usually extracted from beef heart to produce a visible clumping, or flocculation, within the serum.
To nail down its coveted landing slots, the airline has forgone the concessions on airport fees that it usually extracts from cities eager for passengers from low cost airlines.
We usually extracted genomic DNA from the surface tissues as above, but in the case of samples from Sekisei Reef, genomic DNA was extracted not only from the surface tissues but also from skeletons.
Numeric data on health/well-being outcomes could usually be extracted from articles in the form of means and standard deviations (or standard errors) from their presentation in a table or a figure (using TechDig 2.0).
In order to detect ellipses in images, we usually extract edge points from images and fit or estimate the ellipse parameters from them.
Derek Jeter was a rookie the first time he slapped his glove against the chest of Joe Torre during pitching changes, a silly and constructive tradition that usually extracts a small smile from his manager.
