Sentence examples for additional regeneration from inspiring English sources

We explored how allowing for additional regeneration throughout the modeling period influenced our results (Additional file 2), and found that the use of more sophisticated regeneration models did not change our general conclusions.

We chose to represent variation in regeneration using a simple model, where we varied post-fire regeneration at one of five densities between 165 to 1400 seedlings ha-1, split evenly between Jeffrey pine and white fire, and did not add additional regeneration during the simulation period.

However, in the 1980s it was established that this is is an artificial limit and it is possible to grant Time Lords additional regeneration cycles.

However, advanced integration options allow for additional solvent regeneration to a lower magnitude than conventional integration options.

The part-load performance with capture and with additional solvent regeneration, of two coal-fired supercritical power plant configurations designed for base load operation with capture, and with the ability to fully bypass capture, is reported.

Other industrial strains that are able to grow under anaerobic conditions, like S. cerevisiae and lactic acid bacteria, use NAD-dependent pyruvate dehydrogenase to synthesize acetyl-CoA, which generates extra NADH and thus requires additional cofactor regeneration at the cost of substrate.

No additional surface regeneration step was needed due to complete dissociation of Nbs.

No additional chemicals or regeneration protocols between measurements are necessary, sole purging with buffer solution is sufficient.

Furthermore, generation using solution produces a small additional effluent while regeneration by refractory technique results in a 10 15 % loss of adsorbent and its uptake capacity (Waranusantigul et al. 2003).

The major advantages of biosorption over conventional treatment methods include low cost, high efficiency of metal removal from dilute solution, minimization of chemical and/or biological sludge, no additional nutrient requirement, regeneration of biosorbent and the possibility of metal recovery (Veglio and Beolchini 1997; Volesky 1990a, b).

We are currently curating an additional database containing regeneration experiments of vertebrate and insect limbs.