Sentence examples for for rapid process from inspiring English sources
This work has shown the feasibility and advantages of integrating PAT into QbD implementation for rapid process development.
In this review, the characteristics of the mesoreactor that are beneficial for rapid process screening are explained.
The cell consortium modelling framework could, therefore, provide strategies for rapid process optimization of the multiple-strain culture by optimally adjusting each strain distribution based on the model prediction to match with varying sugar composition in lignocellulosic biomass feedstock for efficient and sustainable production of bioproducts.
Therefore, specific online-monitoring tools for small scale cultivations (RAMOS, BioLector) as well as a novel cultivation platform (Robo-Lector) were used for rapid process optimization.
We have investigated this conformational maturation using NMR studies of methyl-labeled RT for the slower processes in combination with molecular dynamics simulations for rapid processes.
The specific reaction rate for the rapid process was obtained by resolving the composite curve as is done to determine the decay constants of radioactive isotopes in a mixture.
The idea that conformational changes could initiate secretion within microseconds is attractive because it might account for the rapid process of release that begins tens of microseconds after VGCC activation at the presynaptic release site [9].
This hierarchical silicon nanospikes membrane was created to mechanically disrupt cells for a rapid process with high throughput, and it can be assembled with commercial syringe filter holders.
However, this transient is followed by a slower rise that continues for few hours and cannot be accounted for by the rapid process, in which loosely bound oxygen is desorbed.
GO analysis clearly grouped the pupal and pharate-adult DEGs into distinct Biological Process and Molecular Function categories, and revealed the complexity of functions needed for the relatively rapid process of definitive exoskeleton formation.
Kincaid, the scientific director of T.M.T.I., told me that a major lesson was that a rapid response to a biological emergency must be accompanied by an equally rapid process for testing and approval.
