Sentence examples for which they extracted from inspiring English sources

They did a muscle-fibre test in which they extracted a chunk of my father's thigh.

They ended up gathering thousands of animals from which they extracted DNA.

These were the noble gases, and were discovered by Lord Rayleigh and William Ramsay, beginning with argon, which they extracted from the air in 1894.

"MIT researchers recently published a study in which they extracted intelligible audio by analyzing the movements of a nearby bag of chips," Feltman writes.

From the 1880's to around 1945, many of these haciendas were the leading exporters of the fibrous material used to make rope and twine, which they extracted from henequén, a spiky plant similar to agave.

Every now and again the brothers would tap out a beat on a drum pad or on a small, raised drum kit, but mostly they stuck to their keyboards, from which they extracted the most value.

Meth cooks make their drug using pseudoephedrine (PSE), which they extract from certain cold medicines such as Sudafed.

Nobody knows which sequencing technology is fastest because there has never been a fair way to compare the rate at which they extract information from DNA.

Students will experiment with full-scale installations and devices and make small-scale models of urban conditions from which they extract, interpret and invent new possibilities of inhabitation and use.

With the introduction of large herds of livestock into their native environments of Central and South America, these bats don't need to hurry to catch the cattle from which they extract perhaps a tablespoon of blood at a time for sustenance.

Keen to document exactly which microbes are there, many researchers are using brute-force 'metagenomic' studies in which they extract microbial DNA from the body cavity of choice and hurl it all into a sequencing machine.