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These data should be very helpful to develop and design more efficient bioprocesses for microbial lipid production.
However, the latter step remains mostly elusive, and, in order to better control differentiation and design more efficient differentiation strategies, the cellular mechanisms behind different pluripotency stages that mimic embryonic development are being actively addressed.
Some of the investigators try to improve this process by representing more effective catalysts, while others try to elucidate its kinetic and deactivation mechanisms and design more efficient reactor setups.
The research results can be directly used to evaluate the performance of gas-hydrate cool storage systems and design more efficient energy systems by reducing the sources of inefficiency in gas-hydrate cool storage systems.
This difference between the typical pooled testing scenario and the technology scenario was the basis of several recent works (Erlich et al., 2009; Shental et al., 2010) which suggested more complicated designs that take the specific scenario into account and design more efficient pooling and decoding strategies for identification of rare allele carriers.
Conclusively, this work can serve as a practical mathematical tool for testing various theories and designing more efficient mixtures of ionic liquids.
Continuous cultures under nitrogen-rich or nitrogen-limited conditions were evaluated, and the results provided useful information for developing and designing more efficient acetate-into-lipids bioprocess.
Recent advancements in the field of nanotechnology have enabled the development of new approaches for the treatment of several diseases, to minimize side-effects and to design more efficient and controlled drug delivery systems.
These facts can be used to explain commercial behavior and to design more efficient activation recipes.
The surface roughness affects the behaviour of tribologically loaded contacts and is therefore of great importance for designers of machine elements in order to predict various surface damage modes (e.g. micropitting or scuffing) and to design more efficient tribosystems.
