Sentence examples for previously reported processes from inspiring English sources

The concept of high-rate vermicomposting was successfully used to achieve direct vermicomposting of the aquatic weed salvinia - without any precomposting or cow dung supplementation as previously reported processes for the vermicomposting of phytomass had necessitated.

Experimental results showed that zinc in the powder mixture significantly promotes the formation of intermetallic layers on the surface of the magnesium alloy at process temperatures between 350 °C and 413 °C, which is more than 50 °C lower than the previously reported processes.

This efficient solution process without involving hard templates or harmful solvents, which is clearly different from all the previously reported process, opening a new route towards porous carbons for energy storage applications.

Here we report on the details of an improved process that almost tripled the yield of our previously reported process at a purity of 95%.

Compared with the previously reported process where 1 g L-1 tyrosinase was produced in 6 days [ 36], the process established in this study allowed production of almost 3 g L-1 active tyrosinase in 28 hours, which is about 15 fold higher with respect to process productivity.

This process is similar to a previously reported procedure.

Retroreflector cubes were fabricated using a modification of a process previously reported (detailed process and schematic shown in section S2, Figure S2, Supporting Information).

The results of this study will be helpful for the optimization of previously reported fermentation processes.

The clinical factors associated with CA may help targeting patients with BD with a course aggravation, and are in line with previously reported neuropathological processes of illness progression.

Moreover, the induction of Snail1 expression has been observed in all previously reported EMT processes (Nieto, 2002; Barrallo-Gimeno, 2005), and increased Snail1 levels have been correlated with more invasive tumour types (Cano et al, 2000).

It has been previously reported that processes such as nuclear or chloroplast DNA transfer to the mitochondria and internal recombination of the mitochondrial genome lead to a high degree of sequence rearrangement that can obscure any trace of homology over time [ 30].