Sentence examples for in feed in from inspiring English sources

Hong and Elimelech (1997) reported that membrane surface becomes increasingly less negative with the increase in divalent ion concentration in feed in basic medium due to charge shielding and adsorption of cations on specific functional groups present on membrane surface.

The principal objective of this study was to assess the feasibility of starting-up a psychrophilic (20 °C) dry anaerobic digestion of the dairy cow feces and wheat straw at 35 % TS in feed in terms of specific methane yield, volatile solids removal, process stability and start-up duration.

The specific antimicrobials that were used in feed in the conventional poultry houses were as follows: bacitracin (50 g/ton), virginiamycin (15 g/ton), roxarsone (45.35 g/ton), salinomycin (60 g/ton), nicarbazin (0.0125%), and decoquinate (27.2 g/ton).

In a comparative study the ability of the standard method used for isolation of Salmonella in feed in the Nordic countries, the NMKL71 method (Nordic Committee on Food Analysis) was compared to the Modified Semisolid Rappaport Vassiliadis method (MSRV) and the international standard method (EN ISO 6579 2002).

The government's 87% cut in feed-in-tariffs for solar – a subsidy intended to incentivise domestic renewable energy generation with a small payment per kilowatt hour generated, guaranteed for 20 years – was a big blow, said Sauven.

The report found 38 Community Energy England (CEE) groups had received £7.4m in feed-in tariff subsidies since the scheme began in 2010, which had brought in £50m of private investment and generated £45m for local economies.

However, cuts in feed-in tariffs for residential rooftops in the UK could result in a loss of 4,500 to 8,700 solar jobs according to UK government's own estimates.

Whether this is enough to offset the state governments' cuts in feed-in tariffs remains to be seen.

So far, there are no studies available on actual changes in feed-in behaviour for dispatchable renewables.

For intermittent RES, incentives to encourage a change in feed-in behaviour are only effective in times of negative electricity prices when voluntary curtailment is encouraged.

A reduction of more than 50% in feed-in tariffs will eliminate the electricity production via CHP at the three sites completely.