Sentence examples for cost of sterilization from inspiring English sources

Additionally, due to the high cost of sterilization, ethanol production is usually performed under non-sterile conditions and runs in continuous or semi-continuous mode with cell recirculation (Narendranath et al. 1997; de Souza Liberal et al. 2005).

Biofuel production in thermophilic conditions is also considered more sustainable and the extreme condition provides high selection pressure maintaining the process continuity in an essentially non-aseptic environment saving cost of sterilization.

If rent is not included (because Muhimbili facilities are financed by the Government of Tanzania), if a nurse can handle up to 40 dialyses per month, if the dialyzer high flux costs on 15 US$ per dialysis and if the cost of sterilization is reduced to 5 US$ per dialysis the unit cost can decline to 131 US$.

If we assume the assumptions of the combined scenario of Table 7 (no rent, nurse capacity 40 dialyses per month, cost of the dialyzer high flux per dialysis 15 US$, cost of sterilization 5 US$ per dialysis) the average cost per dialysis decline to 131 US$ and the total cost per patient per year to 20,500 US$.

Cost of sterilization per patient related to a semi-closed circuit encompasses sterilization costs of an oro-nasal mask for non-invasive ventilation (NIV 7500) and components of the whole patient breathing system comprising of CO2 absorber, one-way valves, breathing bag and an expiratory valve.

High salt concentration in the medium allowed this process without sterile conditions and thus reduction in costs of sterilization can be envisaged.

Recently, fermentative production of PHA using thermophiles has gained more interest because of the possibility to reduce costs of sterilization and cooling during high-cell density cultivation at industrial scale (Ibrahim and Steinbüchel 2010).

This fact increases costs of consumables and costs of sterilization.

The costs of sterilization are therefore included in the cost analysis conducted in this study.

Compared with oral drug therapy, injections are more expensive because of the additional cost of syringes, sterilization control, and well-trained personnel.

There are the 150 female prisoners who were by some accounts coerced into accepting sterilizations, and the doctor who suggested the cost of the sterilizations would save the state future welfare payments.