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The maximum achievable yield of the soap nut extract at this temperature and time is 31.21% (g extract/g of raw pulp of soap nut).

Depending on enzymes responsible for acetyl-CoA generation, the contribution of the glyoxylate bypass to the anaerobic succinate biosynthesis may vary to support redox balance resulting in diverse maximum achievable yield values.

The performance of the suggested strategies is in turn determined by the maximum achievable yield of a desired target which is calculated with the help of various optimization techniques.

During the "selection" phase, dFBA was used to predict the maximum-achievable yield, titer, and productivity of the strains YZ1, YZ2, and YZ3.

During the "selection" phase, dFBA was used to predict the maximum-achievable yield, titer, and volumetric productivity of the strains YZ4, YZ5, and YIM.

dFBA was used to simulate the dynamic behaviors of these strains in batch reactors, and the maximum-achievable yield, titer, and productivity of these strains were calculated from the predicted process dynamics.

In terms of maximum achievable hydrogen yield, the pellets containing 50% catalyst demonstrated the best performance.

The theoretical maximum achievable ethylene yield for ethane cracking is found to be 66.8 wt% while in conventional cracking typically 55 wt% is considered to be the maximum value.

These differences can impact optimal pretreatment conditions, enzymatic digestibility and maximum achievable sugar yields in the process of converting lignocellulosics to ethanol.

Given user is assigned all available slots exclusively, the maximum achievable data rate yields.

From the above discussion, we can say that, for any given p d and p f, there exists the one and only one T I * that yields the maximum achievable throughput under the two constraints, which can be obtained by 1D exhaustive search.