Sentence examples for separation of particulate from inspiring English sources
A sustainable way to recover phosphorus (P) in swine wastewater involves a preliminary step of P dissolution followed by the separation of particulate organic matter.
After different incubation times with ZOL, separation of particulate and cytosolic fractions was performed as previously described (Denoyelle et al, 2003).
Still better is the separation of particulates from the aqueous phase, a separate analysis of solid and liquid fractions, and reporting of the sum of both measurements as the final results (9, 15, 16, 21).
The shape and size of a hydrocyclone separator has a direct influence on the internal flow structure of the continuous phase and, thereby, the separation of the particulate phase.
A widely used technique of analyzing CS is the separation of the particulate matter from the gas phase by using the Cambridge glass fiber filter, which collects all of the condensing chemicals including, by far, most of the nicotine (boiling point 247°C) but passes the gaseous compounds (39, 28).
This paper describes the design and testing of a trommel screen system for the separation of undersized particulates.
Results suggest the new splitter-less FFD-SF system could be a useful tool for large scale separation of complex particulates such as environmental particles.
The separation of fine particulates and biological cells in a semibatch tubular bowl centrifuge at high rotational speeds is described in this work.
The composites were prepared containing 10, 20, and 30 wt.% HA in the presence of the dissolved polymer without evidence of any visible phase separation of the particulates from the PLGA polymer.
For separation of soluble and particulate fractions, the same homogenization buffer (without detergents) was used to homogenize the tissue in a dounce homogenizer.
Similar analyses between seasons or locations and efficacy were not statistically significant despite the separation of rural and particulate-phase samples in the PCA.
