Sentence examples for higher glucose yields from inspiring English sources

These characterizations indicated that at milder conditions, the pretreatment exposed cellulose and hemicellulose for subsequent enzyme attack; at harsher conditions, the pretreatment destroyed cellulose crystallinity and gave higher glucose yields.

Lower viscosities result in higher glucose yields.

Higher glucose yields were obtained from cellulose/peptone media, which have a higher cellulolytic activity.

RAC was a highly homogeneous substrate with disrupted hydrogen bonds [ 48] and consequently had much higher glucose yields.

Overall, higher enzyme loadings resulted in higher glucose yields, as expected, but the benefit of adding more enzymes varied with pretreatment.

Although PP exhibited higher glucose yields than SS, the mass of sugar produced per total feedstock mass was almost identical for the two grasses.

The work of Salvachúa et al. (2011) is an example of that; in that case, the fungi with higher glucose yield were different from the ones with the highest delignification percentage.

In a same way, on steam exploded wheat straw the supplementation of commercial cellulases with a xylanase and an arabinosidase gave rise to 10%% higher glucose yield (Alvira et al. 2011).

Oven-dried CS exhibited higher glucose yield (84%%) and xylose yield (55%%) than other drying methods.

Hence, smaller microalgal biomass particle size is required to achieve higher glucose yield.

For hot water-pretreated Arabidopsis, cell walls with higher S/G ratio gave a much higher glucose yield [ 70].