Although the results derived from the two approaches were different, there was a least difference in the yield of biodiesel produced using both approaches and both were quite satisfactory (>90%).
There is a big difference in the yield though but cashews and almonds sell at the same price.
In comparison to the phosphate buffer without DES, addition of 10% ChCl/TEG caused slight difference in the yield of product even better yield.
However, the difference in the yield between CMC and HPMC is attributed to highly viscous dispersions that were produced when sodium alginate was mixed with HPMC.
In fact, no significant difference in the yield of simple interchanges or intra-changes was found for the two radiation qualities.
The one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was then utilised to determine the statistical difference in the yield of surfactin and rhamnolipids produced by ST34 and ST5, respectively, when grown on various substrates as sole carbon sources.
For example, Tsuji et al. [26] demonstrated that there was a significant difference in the yield and average size of silver nanowires when they varied the reaction temperature or reaction atmosphere with PVPMW=40,000.
There was no difference in the yield of oil from the control and transgenic seeds.
In our experiments we witnessed a statistically significant difference in the yield of hybridoma cells between NPD and DI environments.
