Sentence examples for fixation efficiency from inspiring English sources

Cyanobacteria evolved carboxysomes as an efficient mechanism to increase CO2 concentration and consequently its fixation efficiency [14, 15], but R. eutropha lacks this system although it contains its two main enzymes, CA and RuBisCO [16].

Finite element modeling was exploited to investigate the fixation efficiency.

Through the model, the CO2 fixation efficiency increased to 95% under intermittent gas sparging.

The light intensity that promotes cell growth, carbohydrate/lipid productivity, and CO2 fixation efficiency was identified.

Dr. Yousef's current research looks at prochlorococcus from the Arabian Sea to determine salinity tolerance mechanisms and carbon fixation efficiency and developing bioenergy systems.

The established electron donor system can effectively enhance the CO2 fixation efficiency of NPMC without hydrogen under anaerobic conditions.

The fixation efficiencies of HCO3− and CO2 are 98.5%and90%0% at a steady-state condition, respectively.

In this technique, however, different fixation efficiencies within the whole organ and inhomogeneous optical clearing give rise to a large variability in contrast throughout the entire volume (as an example, three regions are shown at the top of Fig. 3).

Based on this concept, and to face the disparity of the photosynthesis activity among various legume cultivars, many studies identify symbiotic strains characterized by various atmN2 fixation efficiencies [ 19– 22].

Such a mechanism might be valuable when nodules are infected with multiple strains having differing nitrogen-fixation efficiency, such as may occur outside the laboratory [62], thus permitting the selective elimination of non-functional symbiotic cells.

In addition, large differences in symbiotic performance, including N2-fixation efficiency and competitiveness in both greenhouse controlled conditions and field experiments have also been detected between parental and variant strains [ 17, 18].