Sentence examples for biodegradation data from inspiring English sources
To validate the CFD model effectively, the theoretical calculations were compared against experimental biodegradation data reported in the literature and the time-dependent simulation results illustrated a satisfactory agreement with the experimental data.
The biodegradation data (weight loss) of the Arg-PEUU in a lipase media suggested that the crosslinking density as well as the Arg-x-Cl contents in the functional Arg-PEUU had a profound impact on the biodegradation rate.
The first-order kinetics model was used to analyze BDE 209 biodegradation data by strain WZN-1 (Eq. 1) (Peng et al. 2015).
Arnot et al. [3] calibrated the models to empirical aerobic environmental half-life data from 40 selected "training set" chemicals and evaluated the outcome of this calibration with environmental aerobic biodegradation data of a set of 115 chemicals.
In the NoMiracle project, Thomas supervised the PhD work of Thomas Junker, who developed and tested a water-sediment screening tool based on the OECD Guideline 301C (MITI) to generate biodegradation data, which was the first water-sediment test system on screening test level.
Biodegradation data represents an important fraction of the database content.
The objective of this paper is to use respirometry technique as a biodegradation process data source, and then apply to the obtained data the experimental design of mathematical models to characterize and determinate how the different types of oils are capable of affecting the parameters in biodegradation kinetics.
The biodegradation rate data from this study were also compared to rates from other investigations reported in the literature.
Despite widely accepted advantages of molecular biodegradation assessment, our data clearly present the variations of assessment results depending on the genetic information used and suggest that the methodology may tend to underestimate the real biodegradation capacity of a site probably due to the limited dioxygenase database available at the moment.
The biodegradation rate constant data from each laboratory batch experiment were used in model calculations to quantify the fraction emitted (fe) and the fraction biodegraded (fbio) for each system.
These results indicate that biodegradation rate constant data from this laboratory method can be successfully used to predict the fate of VOCs in field-scale treatment units, and thus could potentially be used for demonstration of compliance with wastewater VOC emission regulations.
