Sentence examples for a yield coefficient from inspiring English sources
The production of Burkholderia lipase followed mixed growth-associated kinetics with a yield coefficient of 524 U/g-dry-cell-weight.
The organism was unable to produce any metabolite using glycerol and a major portion of the substrate was converted to biomass with a yield coefficient of 0.92 g/g.
The estimated values for parameters allowed to calculate a doubling time of 2.9 d and a yield coefficient biomass/hydrocarbons 0.39 g C biomass g-1C hydrocarbons, for the treatment with the highest hydrocarbon biodegradation yield.
In some cases, the value of a yield coefficient is not exactly known.
A maximum ethanol concentration was achieved for wild grass (0.67 g·L−1) from maximum reducing sugar concentration (1.26 g·L−1) with a yield coefficient of 0.067 (g of ethanol·g of substrate−1) followed by jamun (0.63 g·L−1 ethanol, reducing sugar 1.02 g·L−1, yield coefficient 0.063 g·g−1) employing steam explosion pretreatment).
For example, Popovic et al. ([2001]) reported a growth yield coefficient of 2.25 g active biomass/g limiting substrate (assuming glucose as the limiting substrate).
The maximum specific growth rate increased from 0.13 up to 0.18 h−1 and a biomass yield coefficient of 0.56 gDW/gglycerol was observed.
The aerobic production of lactate leads to an increase in the amount of ATP produced per time unit at the expense of a poorer yield coefficient.
The linear model showed a relatively high product yield coefficient with a relatively low growth and maintenance coefficient compared to the exponential model.
The ratios are often above 2 mol H2/mol acetic acid and, in the model, this comes out as a higher H2 yield coefficient parameter.
We computed secondary organic matter from 32 classes of anthropogenic and biogenic volatile organic compounds, each from a detailed emission inventory (Bundesamtes für Bildung und Wissenschaft 1995 SAEFL 19955), multiplied by a fractional aerosol yield coefficient and dispersed by the Gaussian model.
