Benefit of increased production

With the added benefit of increased product purity (reduced iron contamination), near-zero operational costs speak to AP as the most underapplied corrosion control systems of the ages. 

Stock temperature is certainly important as foam tends to be less stable at higher temperatures. This is one reason drainage often improves on a pulp or paper machine by operating at higher temperatures. For example, it is common for machines making unbleached Kraft liner board to operate at about 60°C with the benefit of increased production. 

The benefit of increased production. In case (A) in Table 9.19, it is known that when three kinds of catalysts are used at the same conditions of pressme, flow, temperatme and composition of inlet gas of the converter, the purpose of increasing... 

Control of Crushers Lower-grade raw materials, higher energy costs, larger-scale operations, and more complex, capital-intensive plants make automatic control of size-reduction equipment more important (Suominen, 21st International Symposium—Applications of Computers and Operations Research in the Mineral Industry, 1011-1018). Benefits are increased productivity, process stability and safety, improved recoveiy of mineral values, and reduced costs [Horst and Enochs, Engineering Mining J., 181(6), 69-171 (1980)]. 

All decisions involve tradeoffs. Does the benefit of increased food product ion outweigh possible health risks of a pesticide Do the beneficial effects of a new drug outweigh a potentially dangerous side effect in a small fraction of users The answers are rarely obvious, but we should at least try to base our responses on facts. 

No clinical treatments other than supportive measures are currently available to enhance elimination of trichloroethylene following exposure. Studies designed to assess the potential risks or benefits of increasing ventilation to enhance pulmonary elimination or of stimulating excretion of trichloroethylene and its decomposition products are needed. 

If a high turnover (>50%) is observed in the initial screening incubation at 10-50 iM, then a higher substrate concentration should be tested to obtain a good balance between the enzyme productivity and the conversion yield. The substrate concentration should be mainly selected based on the activity of enzymes, and may be increased until the benefit of enzyme productivity increase is offset by cost and availability of the substrate. The solubility of substrate in buffer may limit the use of high concentrations, but a low aqueous solubility compound is readily absorbed by microsomes/S9, which will help to keep the substrate in the incubation mixture even at a much higher concentration than its buffer solubility. Substrate concentration up to sub-millimole level can be used as long as no inhibitory effect is shown and a reasonable turnover is achieved. 

Benefits are often more important than risks to consumers. Consumers become willing to accept products processed with specific technologies when they become convinced that these products offer significant benefits over other products. These benefits can include decreases in price as well as increases in product quality, such as taste and naturalness purity, such as reduced use of chemicals and wholesomeness, such as better nutrition (Kuznesof and Ritson, 1996). Hamstra (1995) reported that perceived benefits of biotechnology products had greater statistical influences on Dutch consumer attitudes and acceptance than perceived risks. 

Despite the potential benefits of OTC products, there are some obvious concerns about their increased use and emphasis on self-care that permeates today s health care market. Consumers must realize that these products are important therapeutic medications and... 

Generally when we think about measuring skin moisture we think of lotions where there is both an immediate and sustained positive increase in the hydration state after application. Classic methodologies for evaluating moisturizer efficacy start with dry skin and monitor the improvement benefit of continued product application over days or weeks.39 41 Even in short-term trials, the lotion effect on skin is typically measured as increase in moisture and the improvement in moisture-related benefits such as smoothness and elasticity.42... 

Hardware costs, in general, should always be balanced against the potential benefits of increased plant efficiency or product quality. These benefits... 

The above potential benefits of increasing conversions and/or selectivitics involve preferentially removing one or more products from the reaction mixture. Similar benefits have also been shown by controlling the addition of a reactant into the reactor through a... 

Cancer The increased risk of cancer in vitamin deficiency is thought to be the result of depletion in beta-carotene. Beta-carotene is a very effective antioxidant and is suspected to reduce the risk of cancer is known to be initiated, by the production of free radicals. Of particular interest is the potential benefit of increased b-carotene intake to reduce the risk of lung cancer in smokers. However, caution needs to be taken when increasing the intake of any of the lipid soluble vitamins. 

When normovolemic hemodilution is performed, there is normally a substantial increase in cardiac output as a result of increased fluidity of the diluted bloodJ This increase in cardiac output is preserved when PFC emulsions are administered, which further enhances their 02-delivery capacity, ° while cell-free Hb products, because of vasoconstrictive effects, classically display an unchanged or reduced cardiac output that can negate the benefit of increased fluidityJ ... 

Air consists of approximately 79% N2 and 21% 02 by volume. Only the oxygen is needed in the combustion reaction. By eliminating N2, many benefits can be realized. These benefits include increased productivity, energy efficiency, turndown ratio, and flame stability, with reduced exhaust gas volume and pollutant emissions. These benefits are discussed next. 

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