Sentence examples for levels of aeration from inspiring English sources

The effects of methane feeding rate, levels of aeration, and residence time on methane oxidation rates were determined.

Several reports indicated that low levels of aeration and agitation are optimal for arabitol production (Petrson et al. 1958; Fonseca et al. 2007; Saha et al. 2007).

Both variables showed statistically significant effects on kLa, and the highest values of this parameter in both media for simple fermentation (241 s−1) and extractive fermentation with ATPS (70.3 s−1) were observed at the highest levels of aeration (5 vvm) and agitation (1200 rpm).

Rarely in the host does MTB have access to the high levels of aeration found in rolling or stirred in vitro cultures.

At certain levels of aeration (semiaerobic) isoamyl acetate concentration was at maximum.

Each ultrasound pattern is related to a level of aeration as follows: normal with A lines indicate a well-aerated lung; B lines indicate alveolar-interstitial syndrome and increased extravascular lung water; and lung consolidation indicates total loss of aeration.

It was found that for the solids to flow through the loop-seal a minimum level of aeration, in excess of that required for minimum fluidization was required.

Changes in the level of aeration during the cells growth phase significantly modified gene expression profiles and metabolic fluxes in this system.

This suggests that lower level of aeration found to be suitable for the growth and yield of enzyme.

The patients' pulmonary status including severity of retractions and level of aeration as recorded by InCU nurses on InCU data tracking flowsheet were also included.

This may be due to the fact that lower level of aeration may facilitate the suitable mycelium branching for the yield of enzyme.