Sentence examples for feed fraction from inspiring English sources

It has been found that the bubble diameter, ethylene molar feed fraction, residence time, and height at minimum fluidization have significant effects on the reactor performance.

Indigestible NDF should be determined based on 288-h ruminal in situ incubations in cows consuming diets with a low proportion of concentrate to represent the feed fraction that is unavailable to the animal.

Another exciting finding was that the no-flux zone (dead region) occurs adjacent the draw entrance at the critical feed fraction when the membrane area is greater than the required equilibrium area.

In feed domain the H2 molar fraction showed a clear decline in the axial direction from feed inlet to retentate outlet by 45.34% (for the case of feed fraction 50% H2 and feed flow rate 100 N ml min−1).

The process includes a microchannel distillation unit upstream of the hydrodesulfurizer unit, which allows use of a lighter feed fraction to be processed in place of the full JP-8.

The NOx reduction activity on the Fe-ZSM-5 catalyst was found to be strongly dependent on the NO2 feed fraction in contrast to Cu-CHA catalyst for which NOx conversion was much less sensitive to NO2.

Intake of different feed fractions was higher in bulls fed MD and CD diets.

Passage rates of feed fractions did not differ between long and short particle lengths and were not related to level of intake.

Ruminal digestion and passage rates of feed fractions did not differ between LC and SC and were not related to level of intake.

The intake for all of the feed fractions decreased at an increasing rate (from 6 h of access) as the time of access to forage decreased (linear: P < 0.001; quadratic: P < 0.035).

During the PHA production phase, it is possible to control the final PHA polymer composition through manipulating the acetate and propionate feeding fractions, using the metabolic model presented in this study.