At these optimum extraction parameters, the maximum yield of oleanolic acid obtained experimentally (1.74% dry weight of root) was found to be very close to its predicted value of 1.69% dry weight of root.
At these optimum extraction parameters, the maximum yield of tea carbohydrate obtained experimentally was found to be very close to its predicted value of 3.47% dry weight of root.
The Response surface methodology was used to optimize the parameters for maximum extraction of lipids.
Optimisation of the reaction parameters for maximum extraction yield of PEM was carried out using response surface methodology.
Response surface methodology (RSM) was used for the determination of optimum extraction parameters to reach maximum lipid extraction yield with yeast.
Response surface methodology (RSM) based on Box Behnken design (BBD) was employed to optimize extraction parameters for the maximum purity of polysaccharides.
Optimization of various extraction parameters using response surface methodology (RS M was performed to assess maximum yield of oleanolic acid from L. camara roots.
The scope of current study was to apply supercritical CO2 for extraction of black poplar buds (Populus nigra L). and to optimize the extraction parameters (pressure and temperature) using response surface methodology aimed at maximum extraction yield, total phenolic content (TP), ferric reducing antioxidant power (FRAP) and individual amount of selected bioactive phenolics.
Different gene set extraction parameters can be specified for each contrast, such as minimum and maximum size thresholds, P (significance level, p-value, or false discovery rate (FDR)), A (average signal) and M (estimated effect of interest, e.g. log2 fold change) value thresholds, and even specific desired gene set sizes.
RSM and desirability function (DF) were employed to get the optimum ultrasonic extraction parameters, in which the extraction yields of curdione, furanodienone, curcumol and germacrone from C. wenyujin were maximum.
