However, most of these methods involve more than one step, high energy requirement, low material conversions, difficulty in purification, and hazardous chemicals [13].
Local currency and conversions cause difficulties, leading to extra fees and payment processing issues that stop sales, as does managing the logistics of worldwide shipping.
But he warned that efforts to transform a pub into a house or a flat would incur greater difficulties: "Conversion to residential use is often fraught".
Or he'd get the conversion done and the difficulty of running the school would overwhelm him.
On the one hand, the inherent difficulty in conversion of lignocellulosic biomass into biofuels calls for development of robust biofuel-producing microbes.
The key measures "degree of difficulty of conversion" and "degree of exhaustion" are introduced to define the optimal modes in more general terms.
But, for me, these examples only serve to illustrate the drawbacks of the model, including difficulty in conversion, high infrastructure costs and the long ramp time to revenue. 1. Size of your market: How many people need your product?
The difficulties of a conversion by a Catholic Archbishop and Prince-elector of the Holy Roman Empire had been faced before: Hermann von Wied had also converted to Protestantism, and had resigned from his office.
As well as true conversion of HER2 status, interpretational difficulties due to borderline FISH results, rarity of tumour cells and intratumoral heterogeneity were identified as important reasons for the discrepancy.
The difficulties in the conversion of the volume of the intake to a comparable measure between breastfeeding and bottle feeding led us to the no inclusion of this variable in the study protocol.
Crude algal oil from Chlorella sp. contained high amount of phospholipids, causing lower conversion rate of transesterification and difficulty in glycerol separation.
