Sentence examples for maximum utilization rates from inspiring English sources

Parameter estimation techniques were used to optimize the values of sensitive microbial kinetic parameters, including maximum utilization rates, biomass yield coefficients, and endogenous decay rates.

Based on the maximum utilization rates, the estimated seeding intensity for the ammonia oxidizing bacteria (AOB) and nitrite oxidizing bacteria (NOB) of the USBR was 0.08 g AOB/(g AOB·day) and 0.20 g NOB/(g NOB·day) respectively.

Because the maximum utilization rates drops from 75.6% to 70.0%, and the number of patients per patient group remains equal to the current situation, the total operating room demand increases by more than 5,000 h.

The maximum utilization rates for the 80% conversion fermentations are lower than those for the 93% conversion fermentations, although all fermentations started with the same substrate loadings (corresponding to equal available substrate surface area).

Only the maximum utilization rate was estimated from the field data, while the remaining degradation parameters where successfully transferred from the laboratory study.

A modified version of the computer model BIO3D was used to determine the Monod kinetic parameters, kmax (maximum utilization rate) and KS (half-utilization constant), as well as the Haldane inhibition concentration, KI, for pristine Borden aquifer material.

> Clearly, a more stringent waiting time target has a significant impact on the maximum utilization rate of the operating room.

We determined the maximum utilization rate for different threshold values: 5 weeks, 9 weeks, 3 months, and 6 months.

The next conclusion is that with a threshold value of 26 weeks, the maximum utilization rate is almost 100% in all situations except for one surgery per week.

We concluded that the difference in maximum utilization rate between two threshold values is slightly higher with a Poisson distributed demand than with a uniformly distributed demand.

> Next, we determined the maximum utilization rate and the total operating room demand with the original number of patients and the preferred performance (see Table  7).