2021
DOI: 10.1080/10242422.2021.2018420
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Sequential optimization of bioprocess nutritional parameters for maximum l-asparaginase production from Pseudomonas aeruginosa BGR1I1

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“…No power transformation was proposed since the suggested model contains one lambda value that is both close to the optimal lambda value and falls within the provided range. All these diagnostics data support the adequacy of the suggested model [ 80 ]. This model was used to produce predictions about the response for certain values of each element using the second-order polynomial equation in terms of coded factors.…”
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“…No power transformation was proposed since the suggested model contains one lambda value that is both close to the optimal lambda value and falls within the provided range. All these diagnostics data support the adequacy of the suggested model [ 80 ]. This model was used to produce predictions about the response for certain values of each element using the second-order polynomial equation in terms of coded factors.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 69%
“…The F-value for the lack of fit of 0.9895 indicates that the lack of fit is not significant in comparison to the pure error (non-significant Lack of Fit is good for the model to fit). A significant Lack of Fit F-value has a 50.45% possibility of being caused by noise ( Table 6 ) [ 80 ]. All of these fit statistical data attest to the quadratic model's suitability for the increased dye removal.…”
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