Sentence examples for more efficient biomass from inspiring English sources

Coupling measurements of deconstructive activity with comparative analyses to identify overexpressed enzymes in lignocellulolytic communities provides a targeted approach for discovery of candidate enzymes for more efficient biomass deconstruction.

Had we had only conducted biomass degradation assays on the top ten species [ 10] associated with decaying Miscanthus and sugarcane, we would not have identified the more efficient biomass degradation activities of these five, moderately represented species.

Little is known about the roles of most bacteria present in both guts and combs, but their ability to switch between environments may allow them to perform symbiont functions in both places to possibly allow for more efficient biomass breakdown, nutrient absorption, and/or detoxification at the termite colony level.

These strain-specific models offer new tools for further investigation to determine precisely what combination of gene/reaction deletions account for the faster and more efficient biomass production observed experimentally for some of the pathogenic strains, thus providing new insight for bioengineering of industrial E. coli strains.

More efficient biomass-burning stoves and chimneys for ventilation have been proposed as solutions to reduce indoor pollution.

The new program, the National Biomass Cookstove Initiative, is intended to provide cleaner, more efficient biomass-fueled stoves to rural communities, the Indian Ministry of New and Renewable Energy announced in a 2 December 2009 press release.

Solar energy is more efficient than biomass from a land use perspective because PV panels and concentrated solar power systems are more efficient at capturing incoming solar radiation than photosynthesis, thus generating more energy per square metre.

Lignin in feedstock plant material represents a barrier to more efficient plant biomass conversion and can also hinder enzymatic access to cellulose, which is critical for biofuels production.

The length of time required to attain final biomass was significantly (student's t-test statistic yields p < 0.05) shorter for the four pathogens suggesting that they may be more efficient at biomass production during glucose catabolism, and dynamic FBA analysis accurately predicted this phenotypic difference among the strains.

More efficient woody biomass production for biofuels could also be accomplished by tailoring the growth and dormancy cycle to the environmental conditions where the plants are grown and could lead to increased primary productivity of temperate perennials grown in short rotation biomass plantations.

By judicial screening of the results shown in Fig. 7, it can be stated that carbonized biomass is more efficient than dry biomass in Cu II) removal from aqueous solution at lower concentration while at higher concentration dry biomass is performing better than the carbonized material.