Sentence examples for minimal addition of from inspiring English sources

Thus, the design requires minimal addition of heat to achieve pasteurization temperatures and to cover environmental heat losses.

Electricity-driven bioproduction processes such as microbial electrosynthesis enable converting CO2 and organic feedstocks into target chemicals with minimal addition of external chemicals.

These cells, which are shipped on dry ice and have a shelf life as long as 6 months from date of manufacture, can be thawed and used as needed with minimal addition of refeeding media.

1 2 g dried polyethoxylated (n = 3-20) and free nonylphenol, weighed with analytical precision in a previously tared 50 100 mL beaker, are dissolved in 5 10 mL ethyl acetate, neat, or with a minimal addition of saturated NaCl solution, then transferred quantitatively (by repeated washings with minimal amounts of solvent) into a 250-mL separation funnel.

Thus, it is not even a vitamin for the mouse and a minimal addition of vitamin C in the diet is not expected to significantly alter their natural baseline levels.

These results indicate that one can easily simulate supersaturated calcium and phosphate conditions with minimal additions of exogenous calcium and phosphate, enabling one to minimize the ionic perturbation of the medium being studied.

My standard choice most days is one of the whole grain offerings of Nature's Path, a cereal line noteworthy for purity, and simplicity, with minimal additions of sugar, salt, or anything else unwelcome -- and maximal preservation of the native grain nutrients.

"The impact of the penny per pound is a minimal addition to our purchase," Ms. Christensen said.

The changes in sensitivity towards bleomycin in the other cell lines were also minimal following addition of E-64), indicating that BLMH is most likely not important for bleomycin sensitivity of these cells.

In contrast, the spectra of [ NMeAlaB8]-insulin showed only a minimal change after addition of phenol in the near- and far-UV regions, confirming the conservation of the T-state conformation regardless of the presence or absence of phenol.

This exact set of genes is seen only in a few genomes; most versions of CASS have substantial variations around this core – loss of some core genes in the minimal versions and addition of other genes and whole gene cassettes in others (Fig. 2a,b).