Sentence examples for relevant batch from inspiring English sources

The cheeses affected are Dunsyre Blue with the relevant batch number and best before dates between 18 September and 18 October this year.

By optimising a 30-day industrially relevant batch process, the hydrogen productivity was improved to be 37.7 mL g biomass−1 h−1 and the glycerol conversion efficiency was maintained at 58%.

As for other relevant batch release criteria, as compared to our previous protocol [ 26], we have further increased the process efficiency, improving cell purity from 50%to70%0% and viability from 70%to80%0%.

12 patients were randomised to receive artesunate and 11 to placebo. 2 patients did not receive artesunate despite randomization (one travelled for surgery outside the UK and could not be followed up, and the drug expiry date for the relevant batch had been reached when the other patient attended).

Source of variation was analyzed; non-relevant batches effects such as array type, working batch, patient age and gender were eliminated.

Furthermore, information on sampling conditions such as those considered here (in addition, whenever relevant, to batch number, assay date, and information on any deviation from the planned protocol) should be collected for all study subjects so that their possible impact can be characterized and if required corrected for.

The Janus particles can be used as sole stabilizers in the soap-free emulsion polymerization of styrene/n-butyl acrylate or methyl methacrylate/n-butyl acrylate under commercially relevant semi-batch reaction conditions.

We have monitored by the TRAC method the expression of a set of 34 marker genes, involved in different process relevant pathways, in batch, fed-batch cultures and continuous cultures of a filamentous fungus T. reesei transformant strain producing M. albomyces laccase.

This analysis can be relevant to both batch and continuous processes; indeed, the use of small batch experiments can be a means to derive empirical control functions and scale-up relations for larger batch and continuous processes.

This yielded the Hxt36-variant as a spontaneous high profile candidate for D-xylose transporter under high glucose concentrations, conditions that are relevant for industrial batch fermentations.

It seems reasonable to hypothesize that C5 degradation is more relevant in the batch reactor rather than in the FT apparatus where sugars are conveyed out of the reactor by the flow rate having less time to evolve chemically.