Sentence examples for well extracted from inspiring English sources

We have exchanged Ca by Sr and Ba and as well extracted electron stepwise to monitor selectivity of different anion encaging inside the same structure type.

But however, the data can also lead to the value of business if the meaning (or phenomenon) of data can be well extracted and learned.

Eight or 16 mL of plasma was distributed in MagNaPure wells (1 mL per well), extracted following the kit protocol, and DNA was eluted in 100 µL aliquots.

This result suggested that biomass was not well extracted with H2SO4, and the remaining small grains may affect cellulase enzyme penetration and accessibility into the cellulose surface.

Grape PAs with a low average degree of polymerization (aDPn) are well extracted into the wine in low alcohol levels, whereas those with high aDPn are not [ 3, 10– 10].

But the prime minister was right in believing that this challenge may well extract unprecedented responses from Japan.

(In this situation, the others include New York's senior senator, Charles E. Schumer, who may well extract a blood oath from the new senator never to hold a news conference on Sunday, that being Mr. Schumer's own favorite day to romance television cameras).

He has squeezed well, extracting $750 million in licensing fees since 1990 from 100 companies, including AT&T, IBM and Sears.

"I don't think it was a minefield of a pitch, but Chris Tremlett and Tom Curran bowled really well, extracting anything from the wicket there was".

We juxtapose the results obtained when the pumping well extracts a given amount of water operating (a) at a uniform pumping rate and (b) under a transient regime.

In general, molars probably allowed these primitive mammals to chew their food well, extracting as much energy as possible from it, Davis said.