Sentence examples for more efficient hydrolysis from inspiring English sources
The overexpression and function of AMY365-1 result in more efficient hydrolysis of corn starch.
The significant decrease in CrI and increase in BET surface area would increase cellulose surface accessibility and theoretically enable more efficient hydrolysis.
The phenomenon has been attributed to the more efficient hydrolysis of powder samples in aqueous acid media due to the large effective surface area.
Arguably, when these surface displayed enzymes are aligned cooperatively to work synergistically, there would be a more efficient hydrolysis via substrate channeling, resulting in high enzymatic activity with high monomer yields.
Thus, prefermentation possesses another possible advantage – it may reduce the end-product inhibition of cellulases, allowing more efficient hydrolysis.
Most likely, elongation of the alkyl chain of l-Arg results in even better alignment of the l-hArg substrate and thus much more efficient hydrolysis.
The more efficient hydrolysis-esterification stepwise strategy gave rise to a 87% biodiesel yield under the optimized methanol concentration and water content.
The enzyme was more efficient at hydrolysis of 1-palmitoyl-2-lyso-GPC (16:0) than hydrolysis of 1-oleoyl-2-lyso-GPC (18 1) (P<0.018 1
This will permit one fungal strain such as T. reesei to be more efficient on hydrolysis of cellulose to glucose which improve the yield and therefore lower the cost (Rahman et al.2009).2009
Highly effective removal of lignin by the HPAC pretreatment resulted in enhanced enzymatic accessibility of the substrate, leading to more efficient cellulose hydrolysis.
The newly developed HPAC pretreatment was highly effective for removing lignin from lignocellulosic cell walls, resulting in enhanced enzymatic accessibility of the substrate and more efficient cellulose hydrolysis.
