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Significant enhancements of the SE yield can be obtained for detectors composed of multiple modules with thinner Gd converters.

Also improved cellulolytic degradation and ethanol yield can be obtained by genetic modification showing alternate strategy for sustainable and effective micro-organism development for CBP technology [9].

Because this conjugation reaction is irreversible, involves the release of ammonia and proceeds quickly even under low temperature conditions (~15 °C), the conjugation product is stable, and a high yield can be obtained.

The results indicate that higher gas products and hydrogen yield can be obtained from the process, the H2 yield can reach 83 g/kg biomass, the H2 concentration can reach 55% (mol) at the optimal temperature and steam/biomass ratio.

The primary objective of this research was to determine if, with appropriate methodology, unbiased estimates of days dry (DD) effects on subsequent lactation milk yield can be obtained from field data, particularly when DD is correlated with cow effects.

At the applied potential of −0.59 V, pyridine concentration of 10 mM, and pH of 5.2, higher methanol yield can be obtained at CuInS2/graphene hybrid thin film electrode; and the rate of methanol formation at CuInS2/graphene hybrid thin film electrode is about 1.4 times that at CuInS2 thin film electrode.

It is shown that improved hydrocarbon yields can be obtained by optimizing the hydrodynamic structure and the mixing characteristics of the turbulent bed.

Ethylene yields as high as 30% and hydrogen yields as high as 40% have been obtained without attempting to optimize these yields; and it is expected, based on preliminary results, that higher yields can be obtained.

The results show that the highest cation removal yields can be obtained for optimal (chitosan/Mt-K) weight ratio of ca. 5%, pH 6.8, and concentration of 20 100 ppm of Co2+, Ni2+ and Cu2+, while the lowest residual turbidity is attained at pH 5.4 and a (chitosan/Mt-K) of 0.6%.

These results suggest that the cost of ethanol production from lignocellulosic biomass can be significantly reduced, as high sugar yields can be obtained with low enzyme loading.

High hydrogen yields can be obtained by the two-stage process, because DFB and PFB work separately under their respective optimal conditions.