An inventive immobilization process using expanded vermiculite containing numerous internal pores, and a magnesium potassium phosphate composite (MKPC) as a near-neutral binder were implemented to achieve the preferable environment for growth and survival of bacteria within the hardened mortars.
The findings suggest that it might be difficult to satisfy safety in space agriculture since it has been reported that higher oxygen concentrations are preferable for plant growth in depressurized environments.
This is not preferable for stable crack growth and is a consideration that needs to be taken into account when designing stitch patterns.
According to Kukushkin et al., Si substrate seems to be more preferable for the heterostructure growth of GaN due to the availability of Si in large wafer size, the low price of Si and the maturity of Si-based technology [17].
Project with a larger CLV is preferable for further development.
A low temperature growth is preferable for mono-dispersed and isolated nano-crystals.
Therefore, whenever available, hand-and-wrist [9, 11] or cervical vertebral [3, 13] maturational methods remain preferable for the determination of the growth phase, and hence of treatment timing, in individual growing subjects.
For example, the growth in the pellet form is preferred for producing the precursor pravastatin by Penicillium citrinum, citric acid by Aspergillus niger, and Rhizopus chinensis antibiotics as dispersed growth is preferable for penicillin production by P. chrysogenum, fumaric acid by Rhizopus arrhizus, and enzymes by A. niger.
It is argued in this paper, that optimal growth modellers may find that these recently developed algorithms and computer programs are relatively preferable for a large variety of optimal growth modelling studies.
Reducing the starch pool, that is likely not vital for growth in C4 plants [ 22] is a preferable strategy for obtaining the carbon needed to supply the novel carbon sink than limiting fatty acid biosynthesis in leaves, which is critical for plant growth.
