Sentence examples for favourable carbon from inspiring English sources

Arabinose, followed by glucose, were found to be more favourable carbon sources for arabitol production, the yield being greater (0.29 g/g) with arabinose.

The molecular basis underlying the control of each catabolic pathway is different, although all sense a high energy state of the cell resulting from the presence of more favourable carbon sources.

Even where energy policies are favourable, carbon reduction is less easy to realise than other – more local - co-benefits and that in the light of significant financial and co-ordination constraints more attention needs to be given to how local communities can be more effectively supported in their desire to meet (or exceed) national targets.

The growth rate will be reduced markedly under suboptimal physical conditions of pH, oxygen tension, and water activity and when utilising energetically less favourable carbon sources such as glycerol.

When the conditions become favourable, stored carbon reserves are usually fuelled up to support cell division and vegetative growth.

The only option for successful survival in such a harsh environment for P. tarapacana trees is to take advantage of every favourable window for carbon gain.

Nitrogen-doped graphitic carbon is favourable for higher electrical conductivity.

Besides the search for new precursors, the strategy also claims for the need to improve production processes in order to make them more energetically favourable, and also lower carbon dioxide emissions.

The high xylanase titre when sorghum straw was used may be attributed to the nature of hemicelluloses, presence of some activators, surface pore size and favourable degradability of the carbon source.

Evergreen species tend to dominate sites where climatic seasonality is not distinct or where resources are difficult to obtain while deciduous species appear to be favoured wherever annual variation in temperature or precipitation results in marked favourable vs. unfavourable periods for carbon gain (Chabot and Hicks 1982; Reich et al. 1992).

While the main driving force to the use of LPG still remains the low cost for the end user, its favourable pollutant emissions, in particular carbon dioxide, will in the middle term probably increase interest in LPG as an IC engine fuel.