Sentence examples for conversion of untreated from inspiring English sources

In this study we demonstrate the direct conversion of untreated plant biomass to 1-propanol in aerobic growth conditions using an engineered strain of the actinobacterium, Thermobifida fusca.

These results represent the first demonstration of direct conversion of untreated lignocellulosic biomass to 1-propanol in an aerobic organism and illustrate the potential utility of T. fusca as an aerobic, cellulolytic bioprocess organism.

The cellulose conversion of untreated materials was less than 30%.

Glucan conversion of untreated Avicel (cellulose I) and EDA pretreated Avicel at 120 ºC (cellulose III) in enzymatic hydrolysis.

The levels of conversion of untreated Avicel, cotton linters and, to a lesser extent, α-cellulose were much lower than the treated samples.

In addition to the aforementioned E. coli platforms, Deng and Fong [ 9] explored direct conversion of untreated plant biomass to 1-propanol using an engineered Thermobifida fusca strain.

Additionally, the height of the distribution reduced with increasing conversion, similar to that of untreated Avicel.

The corrosion resistance of untreated and conversion coated Mg in Hanks' solution was studied using electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS), potentiodynamic polarization tests, and immersion tests.

Conversion of cellulose in the untreated RS was 22 % with the use of 2 FPU, and it was increased to 28 % with 12 FPU.

The polydispersity of untreated cellulose increased substantially with increasing conversion except for Avicel that only reached very low conversion levels.

We find that the dielectric loss is very small even in these heavy oils, but still may be sufficiently large to provide efficient conversion of microwave energy into heat on untreated samples, and could be massively enhanced by means of a microwave-absorbing additive (e.g., carbon black).