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- Page 72 and 73: Bacchin P., Aimar P. (2005). Critic
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Molloy D.P. (1990). Progress in the
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Saksinchai S., Suphantharika M. and
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Yezza A., Tyagi R.D., Valéro J.R.,
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PnnrIE I (Résultats des objectifs
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RESUME L'étude porte sur la récup
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Cf""d Cpermeate Cretentate J* kDa L
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mixture yielding high recovery and
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carried out by using the "Waring bl
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through the membrane until the memb
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subjected to Tx determination. To e
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2.6.2.3. Enzymatic activity (protea
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(with known pressure of the feed),
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conditions as soya. The optimal val
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3.3.2.2. Protease and chitinase The
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3.3.3. Applicability-UF' Eflicacy I
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CoNcrusroNs The following conclusio
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[3] Kim YT, Huang HT. The p-Exotoxi
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Table 1. Characteristics of seconda
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Table 3. Results of turbidity, prot
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4.0F06 3.5Ef06 3.0Er06 2.5Er06 2.0F
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f F zY .Ë = -Ct L = F I 000 800 60
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PnnrIE II (Résultats de l'objectif
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RESUME Cette étude rapporte les r
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1. INrRooucrroN The processes of me
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2. Tnsony 2.1 . T angential fl ow u
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t *t, V _V, !'N v+v.\+ Æ' 2A'L(TMP
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t^=L 'tA 3.3. Measured parameters:
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The results of the optimization of
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4.4. Resistance of the fouling laye
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CoNcrusroNs This study of ultrafilt
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[15] APHA, AWWA, WEF, Standard Meth
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I tr LL I Ë E Ë .g 0 8. o o .cl (
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N c 5 5 7oo x :t g 600 (U 9l ts È
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o ? a L 2 a qt 2.50E+06 2.49E+06 2.
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PnnrIE I (Résuttats de I'objectif
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nBSUr,m Cette étude porte sur la p
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LSA M M M1 M2 ltutr - tutz] N NH PA
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Various low and high product yieldi
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centifugation. Bt fermented broths
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samples \Àrere withdrawn after 8,
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3. Rnsurrs AND DISCUSSIoN 3.1 . Phy
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derived from sugar, and small perce
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NH sludge possesses higher half-lif
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entomotoxicity losses of 47Yo and 4
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REFERENCES Adjalle, K.D., Brar, S.K
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MENV, 2004. Guide sur la valorisati
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Table 2. Characteristics of UV-prot
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Table 4. HalfJives based on entomot
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300 310 --.- LSA (1 s/l) 330 340 35
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PanrIr II (Résultats de I'objectif
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nBSUr,m Cette étude porte sur l'op
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INrRooucTIoN Biopesticides are bein
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2. Mnrnruars AND METHoDS 2.1. Bacil
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fact, about 0.75 ml of each dilutio
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3.2.Effect of additives on viable s
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REFERENCES Adjallé K.D., Brar S.K.
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Table l. Characteristics of starch
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Table 3. Results of viable spores a
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS The authors are si
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ABSTRACT Response surface methodolo
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the importance of dry formulations,
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and the hot air is large, more than
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2.4.1. Viable spores and entomotoxi
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3.3. Central composite design (CCD)
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explained by the combined negative
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International Unit (IU) determined
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CoNcrusroNs Optimization of spray d
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Burges, H.D., 1998. Formulation of
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Table 1. Characteristics of starch
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Table 3. Levels of the factors test
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Table 5. Results of experimental pl
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Feed Pump Inlet temperature sensor
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Afr,$ tfrb 0 Fig. 2b. Response surf
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sf + Ê5s u@,+ ù Fig. 3b. Response
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4. CoNcrusroN Cette étude démontr
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oues hydrolysées. Deuxièmement, a
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4.4.3. Formulation des poudres humi
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ANNEXE I UTTnaTILTRATIoN REcoVERY o
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ANNEXE II UITnnTILTRATIoN scALE-UP
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Figure 4. Variation of losses of so
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Figure 1. Absorbance profiles of su
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Figure 3. Entomotoxicity half-lives