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Things extraction often describes ("extraction ________")
- records
- operation
- facilities
- method
- bleeding
- approach
- time
- process
- pain
- algorithm
- efficiency
- cases
- fraction
- devices
- based
- software
- drugs
- procedures
- works
- sector
- processing
- radiographs
- algorithms
- grain
- techniques
- utility
- operations
- ratio
- step
- radiograph
- treatment
- assay
- stage
- unit
- scheme
- circuit
- rate
- program
- haemorrhage
- mechanism
- pump
- buffer
- plants
- equipment
- wells
- problem
- solutions
- synthesis
- group
- model
- activities
- experiments
- turbine
- concentration
- costs
- methods
- distillation
- units
- column
- industries
- apparatus
- turbines
- drug
- technique
- basis
- residue
- type
- module
- test
- analysis
- protocol
- separations
- plant
- systems
- system
- device
- cycle
- phase
- columns
- tools
- bacteremia
- pumps
- technology
- rates
- flours
- industry
- processes
- procedure
- therapy
- flour
- socket
- machine
- patients
- tool
How extraction often is described ("________ extraction")
- raw
- chinese
- english
- spanish
- pass
- organic
- acid
- successful
- solid
- quantitative
- polish
- fractional
- partial
- hot
- simple
- simultaneous
- automatic
- fat
- sequential
- menstrual
- extracapsular
- italian
- indian
- differential
- foreign
- supercritical
- renal
- scottish
- alkaline
- surplus
- conventional
- total
- surgical
- subject
- automated
- percutaneous
- rapid
- maximum
- commercial
- easy
- difficult
- liquid
- northern
- based
- dutch
- mechanical
- solvent
- initial
- exhaustive
- mean
- german
- low
- scale
- direct
- humble
- linear
- huguenot
- immediate
- manual
- serial
- irish
- european
- noble
- dental
- scotch
- welsh
- back
- mexican
- myocardial
- portuguese
- continuous
- pure
- hepatic
- selective
- complete
- french
- efficient
- incomplete
- subsequent
- greek
- preliminary
- intracapsular
