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But so far technology for making ethanol from such feedstocks has not been proved commercially.

Currently, many bacteria and fungi were isolated and identified to have toxin degradation capacity, but the ethanol fermentation practice using biodetoxified lignocellulose feedstocks has not been demonstrated.

Currently, many bacteria and fungi have been isolated and identified to have a toxin degradation capacity, but combining the inhibitor degradation with the product fermentation practice using non-detoxified lignocellulosic feedstock has not been demonstrated.

The potential of lignocellulosic biomass to serve as a renewable feedstock has not been realized, primarily due to the historical shift towards petroleum-based feedstocks in the 1920s and the difficulty in depolymerization of lignocellulose into its component monomeric sugars [ 5].

Steady state of the node for this feedstock composition has not been obtained, as is clear from the value of coefficient Φ ≠ 1.

In addition to the above, there is a broader challenge to the vision of UK-sourced feedstocks for biofuels that has not yet been widely recognised.

To our knowledge, mild alkaline pretreatments of grasses coupled to oxidative post-treatments - comparable to the commercial practices of alkaline pulping and oxidative delignification or bleaching of non-wood feedstocks - have not been explored as pretreatments.

However, whereas palm oil is widely used as feedstock for biodiesel production in Indonesia, Jatropha oil has not been traded at price levels that satisfactorily reward growers/farmers.

Anion exchange chromatography provides a high degree of virus removal from mAb feedstocks, but the mechanism by which this is achieved has not been characterized.

Comparison of alternative conversion systems is of obvious interest, and has not been undertaken previously on milled FT-pretreated cellulosic feedstocks.

Up till now, human excreta has not been getting favorable attention as a potential biogas feedstock due to low level of awareness [15, 16].