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Nocca, J. L., Forestiere, A., and Cosyns, J., Diversify Process Strategies for Refonnulated Gasoline, Fuel Reformulation, Vol, 4, No. 4, September/ October 1994. 

Rourick, R. A., Jenkins, K. M., Walsh, J., Xu, R., Cai, Z. and Kassel, D. B., Integration of Custom LC/MS Automated Data Processing Strategies for the Rapid Assessment of Metabolic Stability and Metabolic Identification in Drug Discovery, American Society for Mass Spectrometry 2002 Conference Abstract, Orlando, FL, USA, 2002. 

Fig.1 Schematic of tide processes strategies for the recovery of lluorous catalysts via solid/liquid phase separation...

Results from a quasi steady-state model (QSSM) valid for long crystals and a constant melt level (if some form of automatic replenishment of melt to the crucible exists) verified the correlation (equation 39) for the dependence of the radius on the growth rate (144) and predicted changes in the radius, the shape of the melt-crystal interface (which is a measure of radial temperature gradients in the crystal), and the axial temperature field with important control parameters like the heater temperature and the level of melt in the crucible. Processing strategies for holding the radius and solid-... 

Wilson et al., 1993] Wilson, B., Finley, C., Lawson, D., Wolford, R., and Zerbi, M. (1993). Design and evaluation of a continuous interleaved sampling (cis) processing strategy for multichannel cochlear implants. J. Rehab. Res. and Devel., 30 110-116. 

Identifying an environment that avoids induction of undesired enzymes and repression of desired ones and implementing bioreactor control systems that maintain these desired conditions in a bioprocess are subjects of future importance. For example, accumulation of a product in the cell environment can often repress synthesis of some of the enzymes required for production of that compound. Product repression and inhibition phenomena have motivated special interest recently in combined bioprocessing operations which accomplish separation simultaneously with bioreaction. By continuously removing a product that inhibits its own synthesis, production of that material is improved. Development of new selective membranes and other process strategies for accomplishing these separations is an important area for future research. 

Scholes, C. A., Smith, K. H., Kentish, S. E., Stevens, G. W. (2010). Review—CO2 capture from pre-combustion processes—strategies for membrane gas separation. International Journal of Greenhouse Gas Control, 4, 739—755. 

Hirao, K., Ohashi, M., Brito, M. E., and Kanzaki, S. (1993). Processing strategy for producing highly anisotropic silicon nitride./ Am. Ceram. Soc. 78 1687-1690. 

Alles C.M. and Anlauf H., 2003. Efficient process strategies for compressible cake filtration, Chem, Ing. Tech., 75, 1221-1230. 

Figure 10.2 Some processing strategies for making nano-clay polymer composites...

Mclvor R., 2006, The Outsourcing Process. Strategies for Evaluation and Management, Cambridge Cambridge University Press. 

Process strategies for commercial-scale production are fed-batch, repeated fed-batch, or continuous cultures for increased productivity [30,32,83]. L-Lysine production is mainly done in fed-batch processes since high product titers can be... 

Mata, D., Ohveira, RJ., Eerreira, N.M., Araujo, R.R, Fernandes, A.J., Lopes, M.A., Gomes, P.S., Fernandes, M.H., SUva, R.R, 2014. Processing strategies for smart electroconductive carbon nanotube-based bioceramic bone grafts. Nanotechnology 25, 145602. 

There is a range of process strategies for the scale-up of a given biocatalytic reduction. There is a clear need for guidance and comparison of systems to help formulate a decision-making framework on a more quantitative basis. 

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