Sentence examples for dilute nature from inspiring English sources

Basically, the dilute nature of the harvested microalgal cultures leads to a considerable operational cost during dewatering, thereby rendering algae-based products less economically attractive.

The ethanol recovery process is inefficient due to the dilute nature of the fermentation product and the presence of the ethanol−water azeotrope.

The dilute nature of microalgal cultures means extensive dewatering is required prior to biomass processing, which significantly raises energy costs using current methods such as centrifugation, electrophoresis and floatation (Chisti and Yan, 2011).

Harvesting and dewatering are time and energy-intensive steps and can account for anywhere between 10 and 50% of total operating costs due to the dilute nature of algae suspensions and large process volume (Barsanti and Gualtieri 2018; t'Lam et al. 2018; Ríos et al. 2013).

Due to the dilute nature of the extracellular fraction, the proteins were separated on an SDS-PAGE gel, as previous in-solution digestions did not yield protein identifications.

Despite the dilute nature of the flush (1.5% blood by volume), Doppler shift induced by the intravascular flow is clearly visible with associated aliasing rings, which shows the changes of flow waves with time due to changes of flow rate (velocity) [ 22].

Regarding the analysis of proteins in the culture supernatants, comprehensive exoproteomics is tedious to perform because of the highly diluted nature of secreted proteins present in biological fluids or culture media [ 30].

While the long-lived dilute vs. local diluted nature of the PDCs and deposition through "pneumatic jumps" cannot be resolved, PDCs with a tractional basal boundary, low particle concentration, and very high deposition rates were the parent flows that deposited the distal cross-stratified facies.

A few argued that blacks ought not to move that to leave their historical home would somehow dilute their nature.Arguments over history and authenticity would be honed further by the fourth great migration.

This is partly due to the dilute, microscopic nature of the planktonic microbial community, which prevents direct observation of their interactions [ 1].

This has the virtue of allowing the library to sell the site of its current lending library, at Fifth Avenue and 40th Street, but the vice of diluting the nature of the main branch as a research library.