Sentence examples for possibility of using the substrate from inspiring English sources

The aim of this work is to evaluate the possibility of using the substrate itself as a carbon source, in order to create very adherent hard titanium carbide coatings by means of a diffusion/precipitation process.

This research work was conducted in order to investigate the possibility of using spent mushroom substrate (SMS) in the production of horticultural seedlings replacing part of the peat in the growing media.

These results highlight the possibility of using one waste substrate (paper) in synergy with others (e.g., wheat straw) in order to produce peak ethanol yield for a material that would otherwise potentially produce too many inhibitory products for optimal fermentation.

Our primary objective with the substrate specificity experiment was to investigate the possibility of using CrtC with unnatural substrates to produce highly valuable compounds for industry.

In the present research, the possibility of using ramie stalk as a substrate for F. velutipes cultivation was tested and a deeper understanding on the bioconversion of the substrate was also discussed.

Putting this aim into focus, many studies tried to investigate the possibility of using agro-industrial byproducts as the main substrate for bioethanol production.

The results of this semi-continuous fermentation experiment confirm the possibility of using Elodea straw silage as a mono-substrate in the anaerobic digestion process for the production of biogas being the aim of this Short Communication.

The objective of this study was to investigate the possibility of using ramie stalks either as a complete substrate, or as a supplement of wheat straw and cotton seed hull based substrates in F. velutipes cultivation.

This work demonstrates the possibility of using low cost agricultural residues as substrates for biosurfactant production with its economical implications.

With its economical suggestions and applicability of laboratory's large-scale production, this work indicates the possibility of using low cost agro-industrial wastes as renewable substrates for biosurfactant production.

As the green roof substrate is the main component to alter the quality of runoff, this investigation raises the possibility of using a mixture of low-cost inorganic materials to develop a green roof substrate.