To be commercially viable, their efficiency still needs to be doubled or tripled from present levels.
We consider essential to foresee: the minimum count of viable cells/propagules, the efficiency in nutrient solubilisation and or fixation (in case of bacteria), the efficiency in plant inoculation (with respect to mycorrhizal fungi), the validity (shelf-life and/or expiry date), the contamination level, the pH, the physical form, carbon and water content (Table 1).
The numerous advantages in the present black Al-Ti-O hybrid, including high photothermal efficiency, viable scalable synthesis, and low cost, may build step stone for commercial solar desalination application.
The results were compared in terms of the yield of viable cells, plating efficiency, the ability to produce tumours in nude mice, and DNA distribution as measured by flow cytometry.
Sinclair, T. R. Is transpiration efficiency a viable plant trait in breeding for crop improvement?
In order for such material to be commercially viable, high power conversion efficiency (PCE) is necessary.
Developments like direct fuel injection, variable valve timing and computerized engine controls work together to make small turbo engines a viable path to fuel efficiency.
However, the in vivo efficiency (number viable fetuses/total transferred embryos) was higher (P<0.05) when transfers were performed with embryos from two donors (19.5% versus 30.5%).
Dose retention efficiency and viable aerosol retention rate were calculated from the sampler titers to determine the efficiency of microbe retention in lungs of mice.B. anthracis, Y. pestis, and M. tuberculosis aerosols were sampled through the port.
