Sentence examples for effective cultivation from inspiring English sources

The commercial greenhouse is one of the most effective cultivation methods with a yield per cultivated area up to 10 times more than free land cultivation but the use of fossil fuels in this production field is very high.

Greenhouses are one of the most effective cultivation methods with a yield per cultivated area up to 10 times more than free land cultivation but the use of fossil fuels in this production field is very high.

The cost effective cultivation system is the basis to realize this goal.

The process with a supplement of 2 g/L (NH4 2SO4 and ammonia dosage ran very similar to the process with 10 g/L (NH4 2SO4; the final cell concentrations, formed biomasses, and the overall Y X/S values were nearly identical in both processes (Table 4) which demonstrates effective cultivation of K. marxianus with a pH-controlled feed of ammonia.

Nevertheless, genomic studies of Cryptosporidium spp. lag far behind those on other related apicomplexan parasites largely because of the lack of effective cultivation and animal models.

These results suggest that conditioned medium can be applied for efficient transformation and cost-effective cultivation of N. salina for biodiesel production.

The main results, summarized at Table  3, point out the intermittent fed-batch auto-induction protocol (B1) as the most cost-effective cultivation strategy, thanks to its low media cost.

A new, efficient cultivation system for enhanced secretory production of hFasLECD using P. pastoris and an effective strategy for site-specific chemical modifications of hFasLECD were devised.

Direct-seeding is an effective canola cultivation method for saving production costs compared with transplanting seedling.

We show that, following careful species selection, effective mass cultivation of marine microalgae for EPA and DHA production may be possible under low temperature and irradiance conditions.

However, taking advantage of the non adhesiveness of the cells this article presents an effective simple cultivation integrated foam fractionation method to produce and in situ concentrate rhamnolipids using a heterologous production strain independent of pH, temperature and defined medium composition with little cell accumulation in the foam.