Sentence examples for complete utilisation from inspiring English sources

Gold and silver yield rather complete utilisation of the reducer: around 7.5 electrons are delivered on these materials, versus 4 at the most for platinum as a result of the BH4− non-negligible hydrolysis taking place on this latter material.

According to Siburg et al. (2014) LoA I approach can achieve a reliable estimate of the punching shear resistance by assuming complete utilisation of the flexural reinforcement over the column (mSd = mRd).

Alike, it should guarantee the proper isolation time before reaching the complete utilisation of the buffer capacity, so that also during this time a maintenance intervention is possible at a failed machine downward without causing a propagation of the effect of the failure in the machines upward (the so called 'blocking of production').

Provision of nitrogen in the feed enabled more complete utilisation of the carbohydrate(s), but with a lower yield of lipid on carbohydrate, than in its absence.

As with glucose fed-batch cultures, one can predict that a lower C/N in the batch phase, possibly combined with a high C/N feed, would be necessary to achieve more complete utilisation of the substrate and to create a process which would be sustainable as a repeated fed-batch process.

Extension of this fermentation scheme to sugarcane bagasse hydrolysate resulted in a complete sugar utilisation within 26 h; ethanol production peaked at 40 h with a yield of 0.49 g/g.

Complete substrate utilisation would be important in lipid production from waste streams, to ensure sufficient reduction in the carbon content of the stream.

Of the 1086 patients, 93% had complete healthcare utilisation data at 6 months, 79% at 9 months, 88% at 12 months, 73% at 18 months and 75% at 24 months.

The present study reveals the potential for complete and proper utilisation of fish processing wastes through the use of E. faecium as starter culture.

Participants will also complete a healthcare utilisation checklist and proxy performance status which will be assessed at baseline and monthly.

Of the 2150 participants who completed the service utilisation questions in survey B (see Table  1), a higher proportion were female and aged over 65 years than the New South Wales rural population overall (30% compared with 23% for NSW).