Sentence examples for catalyse value from inspiring English sources

In our view, the potential to farm down a small proportion of interests, especially in East Asia gas and Brazil where there is active M&A, would not only offer a preferable solution to any perceived threat to its credit rating, but also an opportunity to catalyse value by crystallizing value on its remaining, and very material, stakes in high growth areas.

Activation energy of the reaction step involving chromene mediated phthalonitrile crosslinking was found to be 89 kJ/mol which was close to the value of phenol catalysed phthalonitrile curing.

Finally, we determined that 200 g/L L-Arg was continually catalysed into L-Orn and reached a peak value close to 100 % after 12 h (Fig.  5c).

Its success will depend in large part on strong leadership by the provincial government and its ability to catalyse effective co-operation among diverse groups and add value to all the existing initiatives and commitments.

Through strong, inclusive leadership and valued, empowered employees we believe we can help catalyse the change that will see everyone, everywhere having access to these basic necessities of life by 2030.

For example, they may bring about processes of consolidation or proliferation at particular levels of the value chain, reinforcing or undermining value chain linkages, catalysing the self-organisation of value chain actors or users of health products and services, and empowering or disempowering regulatory officials and bodies.

Therefore a two-step process was applied, in which a sulphuric acid-catalysed pre-treatment was used in the first step to reduce the acid value from 12.0 to 3 mg [KOH] g [oil]−1 and then, in the second step, KOH-catalysed transesterification was applied.

This pH value favours the hydrolysis of the cyanogenic glycosides as HCN catalysed by endogenous linamarase (Fasuyi 2005), which increases the free cyanide concentration in the cassava samples.

The 'equilibrium' obtained in this study displayed properties of an endothermic reaction (25.5 kJ/mol) and the value of the equilibrium constant differed significantly from that of the theoretical/homogeneously catalysed equilibrium constant.

Temperatures within and near to single pellets of tin/antimony oxide used to catalyse the oxidative dehydrogenation of butene to butadiene have been measured and the results compared with values predicted by a mathematical model.

Investing in ecosystem-based adaptation-driven-agriculture and its linkages to sustainable commercial value chains could boost farmers' incomes and create up to 17 million jobs while catalysing an agricultural sector that is expected to be worth $1 trillion by 2030.