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Meanings of extraction in English

Portuguese
origem
Catalan
ascendència
Spanish
origen

Properties attributable to your ancestry.

origem
Usage of extraction in English
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Data extraction: Independent, dual-reviewer extraction; group consensus rating of certainty of evidence.
Pubmed
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But he said extraction technology should not hurt health or the environment.
Reuters
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A Development West Coast spokesperson said diversifying minerals extraction would create jobs.
Radio NZ
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Data extraction: Three authors independently appraised study quality and extracted relevant data.
Pubmed
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Data-extraction and analysis: The primary outcome measure was the number of complications.
Pubmed
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A response surface methodology was used to obtain the optimal extraction conditions.
Pubmed
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The measured values are in good agreement with chemistry-based melanin extraction methods.
Pubmed
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We extracted information from the included trials using a standardized extraction form.
Pubmed
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The proposal reflects improved technologies and alternative extraction methods, the SEC said.
Reuters
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Data extraction: Study quality and significance were independently assessed by each reader.
Pubmed
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Recently reported methods for the quantitation of oxylipins require complex extraction procedures.
Pubmed
12
If there is a crisis, this will help with rescue and extraction.
Reuters
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Climate action means stopping the drilling, extraction and burning of fossil fuels.
The Irish Times
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During the past 25 years, heparin extraction and purification processes have changed.
Pubmed
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Mann-Whitney U-test was used for intergroup comparison extraction and non extraction cases.
Pubmed
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The resource extraction rule has been the target of litigation numerous times.
Reuters
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Spanish
origencuna
Extraction through the time
Extraction across language varieties
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