Sentence examples for to enable utilization from inspiring English sources
Native S. cerevisiae is unable to utilize pentose sugars and considerable research has been devoted to enable utilization of xylose, which is the predominant pentose sugar in lignocellulose.
Thus, we demonstrated that introducing extra NADPH consumption ability is a promising strategy to increase photosynthetic efficiency and to enable utilization of high-intensity lights.
It is found that the metal busbar microstructure decreases the sheet resistance by a factor of 8 and 70 on graphene and nanotube films respectively, a sufficient resistance reduction to enable utilization as a TCE.
To enable utilization of the QTL for BGR resistance detected in this study in breeding programs, we are currently developing a NIL for the QTL allele from Kele in the genetic background of Hitomebore (temperate japonica).
Introduction of catabolic genes for conversion of glycerol, arabinose, and xylose was sufficient to enable utilization of these carbon sources by these recombinant C. glutamicum strains, while additional introduction of the respective uptake system accelerated carbon source utilization [27],[27],[27],[27],[27].
Finally, we set up the ROC analysis to enable utilization of different thresholds for accepting a gene as significant.
Thus this hybrid approach may enable utilization of geothermal energy in many regions in Switzerland and elsewhere, that otherwise could not be used for geothermal electricity generation.
Users may have different interpretations of knowledge and existing arrangements and ongoing change activities in their world may constrain or enable utilization [ 19, 34, 36].
Understanding of the underlying non-ideal homogeneous and heterogeneous reactions involved could lead to success, enabling utilization of vast natural gas resources as a replacement for petrochemicals.
To enable the utilization of the USE beyond German-speaking countries, the items were translated from German into English, Italian, Polish, Russian, and Turkish by two independent professional translators (see Additional files 3, 4, 5, 6, 7).
In this chapter, we discuss some of these strategies employed to enable simultaneous utilization of mixed sugars, specifically focusing on the utilization of the pentose sugars arabinose and xylose.
