Sentence examples for substrates optimization from inspiring English sources

Excellent yields and ee's are obtained for several different boronic acid substrates; optimization of the reaction enabled its application in the efficient total synthesis of several biaryl natural products.

In summary, the T. asperellum strain S4F8 has significant potential for the production of lignocellulolytic enzymes, and merits further investigation, which could include in-depth characterization of individual enzymes or multi-enzyme complexes, the evaluation of other lignocellulosic substrates, optimization of the SSF culture conditions, and strain improvement.

Using the combined strategies of protein engineering, metabolic engineering, and substrate optimization, the E. coli based platform is now more efficient, more cost-effective and environmentally friendlier than the synthetic approaches previously used in the semisynthesis of simvastatin.

This method does offline substrate feed optimization because the substrate feed is not corrected automatically in case a mismatch between predicted and real plant behavior occurs.

Recently, we have also obtained high Ic of 227 A (Jc of 2.3 MA/cm2) in a short sample of a YBCO conductor on IBAD substrates by optimization of the fabrication process.

To achieve online substrate feed optimization, model predictive control (MPC) techniques [21] for a closed-loop control of the substrate feed are used, which utilize the model of the process to predict the optimal sequence of substrate feeds.

Figure 6 Substrate feed optimization results for a full-scale agricultural biogas plant.

In Figure 6, a result of a substrate feed optimization scenario with respect to the objective function is visualized.

The chitosanase production was found to increase from 2.34 ± 0.07 to 41.78 ± 0.73 units/g initial dry substrate after optimization.

Thus, a consequent continuation of this method is to implement an online substrate feed optimization as is presented in the following section.

For substrate feed optimization, the objective function is defined to be a weighted sum of the net income (income from selling electrical and thermal energy minus the operating energy and substrate costs) and a number of operating stability constraints.