Sentence examples for deconstruction rate from inspiring English sources
We postulate that this type of selection strongly impacts the wheat straw deconstruction rate.
Previous research has shown that the enriched thermophilic community was more active on rice straw compared to the enriched mesophilic community, as indicated by higher respiration rates during solid-state culture, suggesting that the thermophilic community had higher rates of polymer deconstruction and sugar utilization from the lignocellulosic biomass [ 8].
The Normal and Minimal chairs had the same rates of "match" responses, which were both higher than the rates for the ReadyMade and Deconstruction chairs.
After a while the Emin fudge starts to seem not so much a brilliant deconstruction of the nude as pretentious and second-rate drawing, lazy in its refusal to really get to grips with form.
In this respect it is important to understand the morphological changes that take place within the lignocellulose cell wall as a result of deconstruction, to identify the critical structural factors which influence the rate and extent of enzymatic saccharification, and to investigate how such changes may be optimised for highest saccharification efficiency [ 9, 10].
He described the move by Brown in 1997 to give the Bank independence to set interest rates focusing on an inflation target as a "deconstruction of the old model of central banking".
This improves rates of reuse and recycles and saves costs of deconstruction and logistics and avoids mismanagement.
The work also shows that the rate of acetate release is somewhat slower than that of the global progress of deconstruction, so the increase in acetic acid concentration might also be minimised by avoiding an over-long reaction time.
The work shows that the liberation of soluble lignin species occurs at a very similar rate to the reactions leading to hemicellulose depolymerisation, so may be related to the same deconstruction processes in the cell wall.
This highly recalcitrant structure must be subjected to controlled deconstruction in order to increase the accessibility and reactivity of the cellulose fibrils, which is required to maximise the rate and yield of saccharification to liberate glucose.
