Sentence examples for slightly higher production from inspiring English sources

R. albus 7 produced a similar molar ratio (roughly 3 2) of ethanol:acetate regardless of substrate utilized despite slightly higher production of total fermentation products on lichenan and lower production of fermentation products on soy polysaccharides (Table  1).

While the pugnacious Australian celebrated the high art and low production values of such series as I, Claudius, he was better known for skewering the low art and only slightly higher production values of, say, A Bouquet of Barbed Wire.

The attempt, though, is intriguing, and you leave the theater thinking that, with the addition of one or two more works in the same vein and slightly higher production values, this would be a fascinating collage about life as most of us don't know it.

Both humanized antibodies induced significantly lower production of IFN-γ and IL-5 and slightly higher production of IL-10 than OKT3.

In comparison with the forest residue-based process (21 M€), the pine-based process requires a higher capital investment of 23 M€ and a slightly higher production cost of 49 M€/a versus 48 M€/a, but can provide a higher revenue of 57 M€/a instead of 44 M€/a because pine-derived pyrolysis oil contains more acetic acid, glycolaldehyde, and acetol, which also makes it less sensitive to market price.

This ceremony felt a lot like the one that morning, only with slightly higher production values and a sword-bearer thrown in for good measure.

The results showed that an adequate microwave pre-treatment (270 and 450 W) marginally improved bioethanol production, giving a slightly higher yield of the bioethanol produced (by 3.95%).

As a consequence, there is also a slightly higher energy production (Eproduction) from biogas.

Under CO2 injection, slightly higher methane production is recovered because CO2 is more mobile (less viscous) compared to H2S in forming water.

A slightly higher egg production and better feed conversion ratio were observed in the control group, which might be due to the high feed intake of hens compared to the potato meal-fed hens.

Compared with hydrochloride acid, sulfuric acid led to slightly higher enzyme production (data not shown).