Sentence examples for broader range of conversion from inspiring English sources
It would also mean making visible different applications and uses of bioenergy including on-farm uses for reducing the energy footprint of agriculture through a broader range of conversion technologies as suggested in a recent Royal Agricultural Society of England report [41].
An olefin plant with a choice of feedstocks (for example, ethane, propane, and butane) and capable of achieving a reasonably broad range of conversions in its steam crackers is a good example of such a plant.
The conversion of a broader range of amino acids into aldoximes has only been reported for two poplar CYP79D enzymes [ 6].
The mechanistic model consisting of two distinct types of adsorption sites for oxygenated components and H2, gave a good fitting to the kinetic data over a broad range of reaction conditions and conversion levels.
The catalyst 2 wt% Cu/SO42−/Al Ce-PILC showed good performanCu/SO42−/Al Ce-PILCge of temperature, itshowedmum conversion of NO was 56% at 623 K and remained as higoods 22% at 973 K.
The renewable projects Saenger researched ranged in scale from powering a single building to an entire island, and utilized a broad range of technologies for energy generation, conversion, and storage.
Glucosinolate sulfatase (GSSs) enables P. xylostella to feed on a broad range of cruciferous plants by catalyzing the conversion of glucosinolate defense compounds into desulfoglucosinolates, thus preventing the formation of toxic hydrolysis products3 (Supplementary Fig. 2).
