monod equation造句

• As with the Michaelis Menten equation graphical methods may be used to fit the coefficients of the Monod equation:
• When an empirical equation of this form is applied to microbial growth, it is sometimes called a Monod equation.
• Monod equation is commonly used in modelling software but it has a limited behaviour for being inconsistent with the law of mass action that form the basis of kinetic characterization of microbial growth.
• For instance, coupled nonlinear parabolic differential equations : adding equation for the rate of diffusion of microbes and their capture by porous medium; differential balance equations for nutrient transport, including the effect of adsorption; and the assumption of bacterial growth kinetic based on Monod equation.
• However, since the concentration of the limiting nutrient in the chemostat cannot exceed the concentration in the feed, the specific growth rate that the cells can reach in the chemostat is usually slightly lower than the maximal specific growth rate because specific growth rate usually increases with nutrient concentration as described by the kinetics of the Monod equation.