Sentence examples for further conversion of the from inspiring English sources

Well defined sharp silica patterns were obtained and further conversion of the layer to pure silica was carried out by removing organic species using H2 plasma treatment.

In that case, the repeating of the sequence results in the further conversion of the additional phases into new Ti3SiC2 sub-layers from solid state reactions involving TiSi2 as an intermediate phase and SiC.

Another feature is further conversion of the gas to H2 and CO2 followed by recovery of CO2 in a concentrated form, as required for any subsequent CO2 disposal or utilization scheme; and further purification of gas to produce H2 for use in advanced electricity generation systems such as fuel cells and turbines.

Overall, the results indicate that a threshold in oxygenation may be necessary to provide sufficient resources for biomass synthesis while enabling sufficient formation and further conversion of the acetate precursor.

Lysozyme was used for destructing the algal wall and fragmenting the cell wall constituents and making easiness for further conversion of the carbohydrates to simpler form by acid or enzyme hydrolysis.

Nevertheless, the findings of this work represent a promising basis to employ the novel substrate for the synthesis of optically pure β-amino acids by further conversion of the resulting N-carbamoyl-β-amino acid.

This analysis considered the necessary transformations to convert sugars into the building block chemicals and the further conversion of these into secondary chemicals and derivatives, as well as economic parameters including the known and potential market data for the compounds.

PBAld never accumulated to a large extent; its proportion increased progressively over 15 min before decreasing for longer incubation times, suggesting the further conversion of this metabolite.

Further conversion of these 1,4-diketones with primary amines in a bismuth-catalyzed reaction gave eight-membered ring lactams, which are a new and promising molecular scaffold for medicinal chemistry.

Therefore, if the further conversion of acetyl-CoA to the desired product has a positive energy balance, the overall production from CO will be positive, from H2 + CO2 it depends on the amount of ATP produced.

The further conversion of glycine to serine involves the glycine decarboxylase complex (GDC) and serine hydroxymethyltransferase (SHMT; EC 2.1.2.1).