Sentence examples for content utilization from inspiring English sources

First generation ethanol production costs may decrease by reduced feedstock costs, increase in sugar content, utilization of cane trash, and use of sweet sorghum.

This indicated that the combined process was able to improve overall content utilization and extract a greater yield of lignocellulosic biomass compared to ethanol fermentation alone.

Streamline content targeting by using a consistent tagging taxonomies and open customer profile databases to improve content utilization, relevance and make it easier to execute advanced personalization strategies.

Table  1 provides a detailed description of the contents, utilization and evidence surrounding each kit component.

Dry matter yield (DM), dead (DF) and green (GF) fractions, crude protein (CP) content, nitrogen utilization efficiency (NUE), nitrogen recovery (NR) andin vitro DM digestibility (IVDMD) for each year were determined.

The content or utilization of these codes should be revised consistent with the patient' stroke pathology in order to offer a more explicit differential diagnosis.

Five studies reported that individuals delivering the interventions had been trained for this purpose, but only two studies provided information on mode, content, and utilization of strategies for monitoring and improving delivery of training.

His area of expertise includes micronutrient availability and correlation with salinity, CaCo3 content, the utilization of sewage sludge as a soil amendment, quantitative soil water content measurement, phosphorus availability and retention, water use efficiency of indigenous forage species and nutrient evaluation of some arid range plants.

The capacitance per net amount of MnO2 increased proportionally with EG content, that is, utilization ratio of MnO2 increased with EG content.

Our objective was to study effects of CP reduction and phytase and/or xylanase inclusion in pig diets on enteric CH4 production, animal performance, dietary metabolizable energy content and nutrient utilization.

The coating surface with dense and porous morphology, larger relative surface content and higher utilization ratio of yttrium is more effective on controlling OER and improving the high-temperature performance of Ni(OH 2 electrode for nickel metal hydride (Ni/MH) batteries.