Sentence examples for an efficient process to from inspiring English sources
The search for alternatives to public education, like vouchers, will continue until public schools develop an efficient process to remove unqualified personnel, parents support the removal of disruptive and dangerous students, and politicians develop the will to finance school districts equitably.
After catalyst characterization with different techniques, photocatalytic ozonation under visible light radiation was found an efficient process to remove DEET.
Cr and (or) F substitutions supply an efficient process to tune the Mn3+ concentration in the lattice.
The requirements for an efficient process to generate finer particle sizes have led to advances in high energy mills.
It is now established that MA is an efficient process to synthesize a wide variety of equilibrium and non-equilibrium structures in solid state.
This study demonstrated that liquid liquid extraction by CTAB reversed micelles is an efficient process to separate the enzymes XR and XD present in the cell extract, and simultaneously increase the enzymatic activity and the purity of both enzymes produced by C. guilliermondii.
According to the obtained results, ECF in horizontal continuous flow mode is an energy efficient process to remove NOM and arsenic from groundwater.
Non-thermal particle acceleration in supernova shocks is expected to be an efficient process at different evolutional stages of SNRs.
Since conventional chromatographic procedures to isolate Cyn from C. taxifolia are time- and solvent-consuming, it was crucial to find a more efficient process to obtain pure Cyn.
Continuous liquid phase coating of commercial fiber strands with ceramic or carbon precursors solutions with subsequent drying, curing, pyrolysis and calcination is a cost efficient process to deposit dense and homogenous coatings.
"While it is vital that there is a clear and efficient process to deliver services and stability to a local area when one hospital fails, that shouldn't mean ignoring the expertise, experience and preferences of local people and clinicians in hospitals that are doing well.
