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The maximum achievable yield of the soap nut extract at this temperature and time is 31.21% (g extract/g of raw pulp of soap nut).
Depending on enzymes responsible for acetyl-CoA generation, the contribution of the glyoxylate bypass to the anaerobic succinate biosynthesis may vary to support redox balance resulting in diverse maximum achievable yield values.
This model was used in several distinct ways: to fit experimental data, to see if there are fundamental limits on the achievable yield, and to explore how the catalyst parameters would have to change to allow better yields.
The effects of temperature and concentration of nitrous oxide on the initial yield as well as on the deactivation behaviour were investigated in order to maximise the achievable yield over several hours time-on-stream.
Cell growth will reduce the achievable yield somewhat below the maximum of 0.31 gisobutene gglucose−1.
While hybrids typically have higher achievable yield under recommended crop management, the OPVs are often more suitable in the socio-economic context of SSA's smallholder agriculture.
Some authors have emphasized a role for sustainable intensification in closing global 'yield gaps' between the currently realized and potentially achievable yields.
The most important process parameters include biomass loading for biomass fractionation, enzyme loading for enzymatic hydrolysis and fermentation, and overall achievable yields from C5 sugars to 1,5-PDO.
Despite having simpler technology, higher evolution rate of H2 and the wide spectrum of substrate utilization, the major deterrent of anaerobic dark fermentation process stems from its lower achievable yields.
For winter catch crops, the date of harvest is most decisive for achievable yields as well as the risk of lower yields for the succeeding main crop.
The achievable yields on wet and waterlogged sites were also measured and classified as favourable and unfavourable by a mean annual temperature of more than 8°C.
