Sentence examples for evolution of biomass from inspiring English sources

In this study, a detailed numerical method was used to simulate the evolution of biomass particles under fast pyrolysis conditions.

The crystallinity and surface area of biomass were evaluated as the most important factors to interpret the structural evolution of biomass after pretreatment.

Fermentations were performed on synthetic media inoculated with 2.0 g L−1 of yeast, and the evolution of biomass, sugar, ethanol, CO2 and glycerol were monitored over time.

The time-evolution of biomass concentration, TAG, intracellular nitrogen and carbohydrate contents, as well as the TAG productivity, are shown in Figure  1 for the run inoculated at 1.5 g L−1 in the vertical reactor under low light conditions.

(d) Calculate the expected evolution of the biomass available for wood supply in the compliance period (CP, i.e. when accounting will occur), BAWSCP, by applying the same management practices of the RP (e.g., clearcut between 60 and 100 years) to the expected age-related evolution of forest characteristics (e.g., biomass, increment).

The evolution of the biomass of vegetation patches can be used as an indicator of the state of an ecosystem, allowing to distinguish if a system is in a self-replicating or decaying dynamics.

The model predicts the dynamic evolution of the biomass growth, the polymer accumulation, the consumption of carbon and nitrogen sources and the average molecular weights of the PHB in a bioreactor, under batch and fed-batch operating conditions.

Evolution of global biomass in all fermentation assays was monitored by daily determination of OD600.

The simulated concentration profiles are presented in Figures 2– 5. First, in Figure 2 the time evolution of the biomass concentration is depicted.

For example, the problem P1 corresponds to the 10th equation from system (5 - 6) (that represents time evolution of the biomass) and only two parameters must be estimated in this case: φ7* and K S 2,7.

Our applicative case concerns the evolution of different fish biomass along time according to fishing policies, especially when exogenous environmental issues may also be considered.