Sentence examples for active temperature range from inspiring English sources

As shown in Figures 10 and 11, the two enzymes shared the same optimum temperature of 45°C and both of them had a wider active temperature range (80% activity from 28 to 53°C for ALDC and from 35 to 55°C for E1, respectively).

Its two key enzymes in acetoin biosynthesis pathway and catabolism pathway shared identical optimum temperature of 45°C and wide active temperature range.

The optimum temperatures and active temperature ranges of the two key enzymes were consistent with those of growth temperatures, respectively, indicating that the acetoin metabolic pathway originally existed in this bacterium.

Gel weakening or modori phenomenon has been known to be caused by heat-activated proteases, which are active in temperature range of 60°C to 65°C (An et al. [1996]; Benjakul et al. [1997]).

The purified lipase was active in the temperature range of 20 45°C, with maximal activity at 45°C.

The enzyme was active in the temperature range of 30 60°C with an optimal activity (21.72 U/mg) at 40°C.

Under typical methane fermentation conditions, MethaPlus® L100 is active in a temperature range of 35 50 °C.

All the developed catalysts were considerably active in the temperature range investigated and could be considered suitable for the low-temperature SCR process.

The catalyst was proved to be very active in the temperature range 300 450 °C attaining selectivities comparable to those of fixed bed.

Pd/SBA-15-necklacelike catalyst is considered active over the temperature range studied as the total esters conversion achieved is more than 80< after 3 h reaction (Figure 9).

Pt/ZrO2, Pt/Al2O3 and Ni/Al2O3 catalysts were found to be active in the temperature range 550 800°C under the conditions for both CO2 reforming and partial oxidation of methane; of those, the Pt/ZrO2 material was found to be least prone to deactivation.