Sentence examples for for effective conversion from inspiring English sources
This process could offer a promising strategy for effective conversion of lignocellulosic biomass into high-value added carbohydrate products.
The mesopore of active carbon was thought to play an important role for effective conversion of heavy hydrocarbon compounds into lighter fractions restricting carbon formation.
Biotechnologies for effective conversion of atmospheric greenhouse gases (CO2 and CH4) into valuable compounds, such as chemical and petrochemical feedstocks or alternative fuels, offer promising new strategies for stabilization of global warming.
The results demonstrate that immobilised A. succinogenes has the potential for effective conversion of an industrially relevant, biomass-derived feed stream to succinic acid.
For effective conversion of starch and cellulose in the dried OPT into ethanol, a newly designed and simple method is therefore proposed to minimize starch loss during biochemical conversion and to maximize the production of ethanol and fermentable sugars from OPT.
Among the various photochemistries available, [2+2] cycloadditions are a prominent example for effective conversions.
In an applied sense – as feedstock modifications (e.g., increasing surface exposure by mechanical reduction in size) are generally associated with increasing processing costs, it is important to understand the tools for comparative analysis and to achieve an acceptable balance between microbial and substrate limitations for effective conversions.
As a result, ester synthesis reaction coupled with pervaporation allows for more effective conversion of reagents.
Besides optimizing FCC operating conditions, another alternative is to design and develop new FCC catalysts for FCC effective conversion.
Multi-step processes producing multi-products need to be established for the effective conversion of lignocellulosic materials in large-scale biorefineries [1].
The present study, therefore, was carried out to screen the feasibility of using hexose- and pentose-utilizing fungal strains (Trichoderma reesei, Fusarium oxysporum, and Pichia stipitis) for the effective conversion of water hyacinth biomass into ethanol.
