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Controlled nucleation also significantly improved batch homogeneity as reflected by reduced inter-vial variation in activity and tetramer recovery.

Highly compressed composite electrodes displayed significant improvements in their electrochemical properties along with decreased internal and charge transfer resistance, reproducible behaviour and improved batch to batch variability when compared to non-compressed composite electrodes.

The founder broodstocks were from eight improved batches that were introduced from different companies in the United States and Singapore.

Maciej Szwast, Teresa Suchecka and Wojciech Piątkiewicz of Warsaw University describe a new computational model to help improve batch filtration design.

The capability of improving batch homogeneity provides potential advantages in scaling-up from lab to manufacturing scale.

His research focused on improving batch processes, and he also learned other skills, such as how to work with people and adapt when things don't go as planned.

These laboratories, manufacturing in kilogram quantities, typically use extraction processing to first isolate and purify the pseudoephedrine prior to methamphetamine conversion to improve batch sizes, yield and purity.

In established processes, the method could be used for process analysis according to the PAT initiative to complement analysis of production runs, to facilitate interpretation of the impact of process variations on product quality or to support measures for improving batch to batch reproducibility.

In this work, reflux extraction process was optimized using a design space approach to improve batch-to-batch consistency of P. notoginseng extract.

By further knocking out the hydA gene (encoding hydrogenase) in the HCBEKW strain, the butyric acid titer was not further improved in batch fermentation.

Furthermore, the p-value of the 3 genes from the top-ranked GO term contained in both data sets largely improved following batch correction (by up to 20 orders of magnitude), underlining the validity of the differential expression (Table  4).