Sentence examples for feedstocks mentioned from inspiring English sources

As a first step in the venture, coconut shell is taken for assessment in the present study, which will be followed by several other probable feedstocks mentioned already.

As mentioned earlier, the undesired feedstocks properties, present in differential of the same feedstock, can require increasing severity in process requirements (pretreatment and enzymatic hydrolysis).

Thus, the extruded feedstock processed under the conditions mentioned above was further converted into fermentable sugars and ethanol.

Lauric acid, the dominating fatty acid in palm kernel oil and coconut oil is, as mentioned earlier, an important feedstock for the detergent industry.

This enabler had the mentioned transformative impact of the American feedstock curve and is likely to continue to have a significant impact.

The RFA's July 2008 "Gallager Review", mentioned several risks regarding biofuels and required feedstock production to avoid agricultural land that would otherwise be used for food production, despite concluding that "quantification of GHG emissions from indirect land-use change requires subjective assumptions and contains considerable uncertainty".

As also mentioned earlier, this model has been adapted to consider different feedstocks.

The same amount of CO2 must eventually leave the system at some point, but it opens up the potential to redirect the CH4 into producing fertilizer or as feedstock into other chemical processes (provided it isn't released, since as mentioned it is a worse GHG than CO2).

Barely mentioned.

It should be mentioned that the enzyme cocktail used in this study also contains sorbic acid, so the sorbic acid detected in biomass hydrolysates was partially from addition of the hydrolyzing enzyme in most feedstock hydrolysates.

As mentioned, the goal of this research is to evaluate the potential of multiple Agave species as a biofuels feedstock by using the whole plant as opposed to use of bagasse after extraction of readily solubilized sugars for beverage production [ 3, 20, 22].