Sentence examples for give an added value from inspiring English sources
The main purpose of this study is to give an added value to this waste and produce a new low cost yarn based on recycled yarn fibers.
To give an added value to these oils, they were transesterified into biodiesel in a solvent-free system using immobilized enzyme lipozyme from Mucor miehei.
Moreover, multicentric surveillance can give an added value to local results by offering aggregate results as a basis tor comparison.
The overall sustainability with respect to the input power and the materials of the system must be critically assessed to confirm that membrane electrolysis can give an added value to the fermentation and chain elongation of sustainable VFA.
The definite advantages of population isolates, such as the Cretan population, referring to more uniform environment, genetic homogeneity and low migration rates give an added value at the study.
The philosophy behind those standards is common: to pass from a "passive" vision (where the cost of energy is unavoidable and uncontrollable) to an "active" vision (where the cost of energy not only is under control, but moreover it is planned and can give an added value).
Our results indicate that we have designed an economic medium supporting enhanced Serratia marcescens MN5 prodigiosin production giving an added value for crude glycerol obtained from biodiesel industry.
It must also be stressed that the knowledge of the resistivity of the targets generally does not give any added value to the immediate interest of the historians, archaeologists, or architects.
As a consequence, the use of the method supported by ( overline{ mathrm{GSI} } ) differences does not give in this way an added value in determining differences between GAC samples.
In addition, both MAE and PLE extracts contained different lipid classes potentially enriched in EPA, given an added-value to the extracts.
The implementation of ISO standards during the production process (e.g. ISO 9000: 2005) could be an additional, voluntary, requirement providing assurance about the product and its quality and giving an added marketing value to the product.
