Sentence examples for inefficient conversion from inspiring English sources

However, some drawbacks like, less product yield due to low mass and heat transfer, inefficient conversion of substrate, uneven mixing and shear stress on biocatalysts have been observed.

Meat production in particular is not appealing from an environmental point of view, because of the inefficient conversion of protein in the feed into protein in the slaughtered animal.

The traditional setups used in the ethanol production like membrane bioreactor, airlift bioreactor, fixed bed bioreactors and stirred tank reactors have some drawbacks of less product yield due to low mass and heat transfer, inefficient conversion of substrate, uneven mixing and shear stress on biocatalysts (Hussain et al. 2015a).

By the same logic, it is more likely that the observed flucytosine-resistance in Gd involves either defects in the uptake of this drug or its inefficient conversion to 5-fluorouracil (5-FU) and 5-fluorodeoxyuridine monophosphate (5-Fd-UMP).

There is also a deficit of triose phosphate isomerase that could result in an inefficient conversion of fructose 1 6 bisphosphate to glyceraldehyde-3 phosphate in the glycolytic process.

This result is consistent with an inefficient conversion rate of the unspliced transcript into its spliced form.

Unexpectedly, although being better than others, the [email protected] catalyst only gave an extremely inefficient methanol conversion of 0.82%.

However, the dynamics of the piezo-scanning structure is often neglected, resulting in an inefficient electromechanical conversion.

Avian necrotic enteritis (NE) is caused by specific strains of Clostridium perfringens and costs the worldwide poultry industry an estimated $2 billion annually, largely due to costs of antimicrobial prophylaxis and inefficient feed conversion [1], [2].

When cells compete with one another for limited nutrient then this leads to a competitive pressure for fast uptake and inefficient nutrient conversion.

The inefficient marker conversion can largely be attributed to low passing rates in the primer and probe tests, i.e. 32.4% failed the primer test and 18% failed the probe test.