Sentence examples for reaching a yield from inspiring English sources
Although grafting of tributyl citrate on maleated PLA permitted reaching a yield stress of about 7 MPa, after 6 months of aging, dynamic mechanical thermal analysis evidenced an increase of Tg and signs of phase separation in this blend [ 20].
Flexural yielding and shear yielding are defined as the point when the strain of the reinforcing bars reaches a yield strain (=0.002).
When impregnating the alumina with MgO (A3, A4 and A5), the BD production reaches a yield of 84.3% (catalyst A3 shown in Fig. 6).
When solid solanesol was fed to the organic phase for every 8 h batch, CoQ10 could accumulate and reach a yield of 171.52 mg/L.
The overexpression of the modified pfkA in the CAD strain also had a strong effect on the citrate yield: levels up to 35% were achieved while the CAD strain only reached a yield of about 2%.
The best performing transformant reached a yield of 35%. Figure 1 Citric acid production in g/L of the transformants harboring cadA and the modified pfkA followed in time (6, 30, 54, 78 hours after induction).
The punch press is a further classical example of impact noise: the force is built up in the punch relatively slowly, and the whole machine is strained until the load on the material being punched reaches a yield and shortly afterwards a fracture level.
The results showed that the sublancin 168 production reached a yield plateau during the fifth step (Table 4).
The ∆ pfkA mutant showed a similar MHB production rate, but reached a yield of 4.8 molMHB molglucose−1, approaching the maximal value of 6 molNADPH molglucose−1 expected for a partially cyclized PPP.
We found that the DPC yields improved with increasing protein concentration, reaching a maximum yield of DPCs when a 6-fold molar excess of GFP was employed (Lane 4 in Figure 1C).
Under optimum culture conditions, production of the recombinant xylanase increased by 50%, reaching a final yield of 170 U/ml, underpinning aeration as the most important factor in improving enzyme production.
