Sentence examples for more effective purification from inspiring English sources
Membrane filtration in municipal and industrial wastewater treatment is a technology being increasingly employed to enhance the quality of purified water, increase the productivity of existing plants, and build smaller, yet more effective purification processes.
Guanidinium isothiocyanate (or guanidinium containing compounds such as TRI reagent) was added to phenol extraction to test whether the improved denaturing ability resulted in more effective purification.
Although our sample numbers were limited for in situ purification (33 proteins), a trend towards more effective membrane protein purification on a slide surface is apparent.
The increased production was in part due to the much more effective method of purification, which had a yield of 53.1% from the recombinant cells, as compared to 4.69% from U. thermosphaericus cells.
This data illustrates that the destabilisation effect of imperfect peptides upon a helix is dependent upon the location of the imperfection, and that if helicity is the goal, removal of helix-disrupting imperfections by gel filtration may be more effective than direct purification of an unfolded peptide.
His lab is exploring nanotech innovations that are spawning startup companies aiming to provide cheaper, more effective air and water purification systems.
And few acts of purification are more effective for a paper than one of its star reporters -- especially the one most responsible for the stench -- going to jail to (in PR theory) protect the First Amendment.
SH2 domain-based affinity matrices may even prove to be more effective than current standard affinity purifications relying on anti-pY mAbs and they could potentially also preferentially enrich for proteins with biologically relevant modifications.
Additionally, the hydantoinase and carbamoylase were successfully purified by immobilized metal ion affinity using Ni Sepharose beads as well as by functionalized magnetic beads, while the latter method was clearly more effective with respect to recovery and purification factor.
Their method, described in volume 5, issue 2/3 (2008) of the International Journal of Nanotechnology, is supposedly more effective and cheaper than conventional water purification technologies.
However, when purification of aliphatics is required, cascade pervaporation system is more effective than extractive distillation and the energy demand for purification of i-octane is 56.1% lower in cascade pervaporation process.
