Sentence examples for low extents of from inspiring English sources

Interpretation of these results in terms of general saccharification of "crystalline cellulose", however, suffers from limitations imposed by the relatively low extents of conversion achieved.

The data points for the very low extents of lignin removal obtained after acidic pretreatments (≤ 20% w/w lignin removed, Figure 6) make the postulated influence of any lignin removal on the subsequent enzymatic release of monosaccharides uncertain.

h) Integration of stakeholders/the public into assessments: There is a varying extent of integration of stakeholders, and a very low extent of integration of the public.

It is less important than catalytic coke due to the low extent of thermal cracking at typical FCC conditions.

"The wet northern European summer of 2012 could very well have been influenced by the record low extent of sea ice in the Arctic".

On the other hand, sorption of DOM onto goethite induces a relatively low extent of Fe III) reduction in the STXM-Fe L-edge NEXAFS spectra (Fig. 7b).

Thirty-one sets of kinetic data collected at 220 °C with a low extent of deactivation were used for kinetic parameter regression.

The results of the investigation showed that Q-POSSs possessing a relatively low extent of quaternization and longer alkyl chain lengths provided the highest antimicrobial activity in solution.

Here in this work, we have prepared composites of PVA filled with GNS and observed relatively low extent of reinforcement level before drawing probably due to the random and misaligned layers of GNS.

There is a high-rate first-order autoxidation regime below 150 °C and second-order autoxidation regime at low extent of oxidation at temperatures above 150 °C (Babu and Cormack 1983).

Samples made either with a poorly reactive fly ash or an excessive SiO2 content in the activating solution also expand by up to 10 15% below 200 °C, which indicates a low extent of crosslinking in the silicate gel phase.