Sentence examples for viable productivity from inspiring English sources

At moderate temperature and total pressure (260∘C, 10 bar), particles smaller than 2 mm diameter, Pd membranes with thickness less than 10μm, and membrane surface to volume ratio exceeding 500m2/m3 are needed to achieve viable productivity (>50molH2/m3s).

The use of halotolerant cyanobacteria as a production strain in production systems without addition of carbon dioxide and in brackish water might lead to an economically viable productivity.

Achieving viable productivity requires a good mix of professions, with adequate numbers providing good supervision.

Probably the isobutanol-dehydrating activity needs to be significantly improved to reach commercially viable productivities.

This trend was similar to the viable cell productivity where 300 rpm showed the highest viable cell productivity (1.5 × 1011 cfu/mL h) compared to 200 (9.9 × 1010 cfu/mL h) and 400 rpm (8.3 × 1010 cfu/mL h).

The results show that the GAP system is technically and economically viable for productivity between 6300 and 6500 tons/h.

After a defined period of time, the viable cell number, productivity and concentrations and rates of consumption and production of metabolites stabilize in this set-up, and a steady state is attained.

However, due to their low volumetric H2 productivities (QH2), Caldicellulosiruptor species cannot be considered for any viable biohydrogen production process yet.

Although biological isobutene formation is known since the 1970s, extensive metabolic engineering is required to achieve economically viable yields and productivities.

We hypothesized that exploiting this feature of miRNAs could improve therapeutic protein production processes by increasing viable cell densities and/or productivity of the mammalian cells used for manufacturing.

Furthermore, we studied the dependence of specific IgG productivity and viable cell density on the overexpression of XBP-1(s) and ER size expansion.